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Courses presentation

Courses index

For companies (Professional Training and Degree Courses)

Geology and Reservoir

Well Construction

Production and Well Intervention

Process Surface Facilities

HSE

Generalities - Economics - Management

Training leading to a professional certification :

IWCF Well Intervention Pressure Control

Certification

Basic First Aids Certification

For students and for companies (Degree Courses):

Drilling Engineering and Operations

Petroleum Engineering

Ingénierie Pétrolière

Petroleum Technologist

Petroleum Senior Technician

Opérateur de production pétrolière

General terms and conditions

4-5

6-9

12-25

30-33

37-59

63-77

80-88

91-110

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OGIM training courses:

OGIM provides original and applied course contents, tailored to the needs of Petroleum

E&P activities.

A wide range of technical training courses for a large public, from the manager to the

operator.

An applied interactive teaching method based on sound pedagogic means and equip-

ment.

Long training sessions delivered for graduated Engineers , Technicians and Production

Operators.

Our trainers:

More than 100 Trainers, with a strong industrial experience in their specialties.

Highly skilled and experienced in both technical and educational spheres.

OGIM experience Key figures:

A large and valuable training experience since 2008:

More than 380 students trained in 10 years as Petroleum Engineers, Drilling Engi-

neers, Petroleum technicians and Production Operators

18,000 hours delivered in our Diploma Courses for students.

About 2,500 hours short courses delivered to SEREPT, TPS, Sitep, OMV, NA Solid,

Lundin, WWS, Sarost, CFTP, Sodeps, Winstar, Petrofac, Alpha Engineering, Medco

Energi, Tankmed, MedcoEnergi, Perenco, Oilserv Libya, Camco Libya, Wintershall

Libya, Acoserv, Maretap, Weatherford, Schlumberger...

In-house training courses:

The proposed courses programs could be re-adapted to the company specific needs.

Courses could take place in a 5-stars hotel in Monastir, in such case the lunch and two

coffee breaks per day for the trainees are included in the tuition fees.

Training can be organized in the company promises exclusively for its own employees.

In this case, on the job coaching could be also provided by the instructor on the rele-

vant facilities.

Tuition fees include instruction and course documentation.

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Public training courses:

All our courses could be organized for participants from different companies.

The companies interested in one of our courses and having a limited number of trainees for

such sessions; should communicate:

- The number of possible participants.

- The preferred dates and place of the required course.

Courses could take place in a 4-stars hotel in Monastir, in such case the lunch and two coffee

breaks per day for the trainees are included in the

tuition fees.

Tuition fees include instruction and course documentation.

Trainees may also take advantage of our agreement with the hotel for the accommodation

and the other meals.

Based on the availability of candidates from other companies the course would be scheduled

on the following days.

Training leading to a professional certification:

IWCF Well intervention pressure control Certification.

Training leading to an OGIM diploma:

Students full filling the relevant conditions for admission, will be entitled for the following

OGIM diplomas:

Drilling Engineering and Operations


Ingénierie Pétrolière


Petroleum Senior Technician

Opérateur de production pétrolière

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Reference Courses Duration Pages



GPG-E Geology and Petroleum Geology 3 days 12

TPPS-E Tunisia Producing Petroleum Systems (1 day Classroom + 5 days

field trip) 6 days 13

RMS-E Reservoir Modeling and Simulation 5days 15

AOHLAPP-

E Applied Open Hole Log Analysis & Petrophysics 5 days 16

WTPI-E Well Testing Practice & Interpretation 5 days 19

BPWTO-E Basic Principles of Well Testing Operations 5 days 21

IRE-E Introduction to Reservoir Engineering 4 days 22

EORWF-E Enhanced Oil Recovery and Water Flooding 4 days 24

AREFE-E Applied Reservoir Engineering & Formation Evaluation 5 days 25

Well Construction

BDE-E Basics of Drilling Engineering 10 days 30

FDE-E Fundamentals of Drilling Engineering 5 days 31

DFST-E Drilling Fluids and Solid Treatment 5 days 32

WC-E Well Control 4 days 33


IWCF4-E IWCF Well Intervention Pressure Control Course and

Certification Level 3 and 4 4,5 days 37

WCS-E Well Completion and Servicing 4 days 39

WLO-E Wireline Operations 3 days 40

WO-E Workover Operations 4 days 42

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RPW-F La reprise des puits (Workover) 4 days 43

BS-E Basic Slickline 4,5 days 44

AS-E Advanced Slickline 5 days 47

BWT-E Basic Well Test 5 days 50

AP-F Activation des puits 4 days 52

AL-E Artificial Lift 4 days 53

ALO-E Artificial Lift for Operators 3 days 54

ALS-E Artificial Lift Systems 5 days 55

WPNA-E Well Performance and Nodal Analysis 4 days 58

CTO-E Coiled Tubing Operations 5 days 59

Process and Surface Facilities

PPI-E Pipeline Pigging and Inspection 4 days 63

NGT-E Natural Gas Treatment 4 days 64

STHGE-F Séparation et traitement huile, gaz et eau 3 days 65

SPF-E Surface Production Facilities 3 days 66

RE-FE Operation and Maintenance of Rotating Equipment 4 days 67

EMMT-F Exploitation et maintenance des machines tournantes 5 days 68

ITC-F Technologies de contrôle dans les installations pétrolières 5 days 69

RP-F Régulation de Procédés 4 days 70

APSP-F Automates Programmables (PLC): Structure et Programmation 4 days 72

II - F Instrumentation Industrielle 5 days 74

PI-E Process Instrumentation 5 days 75

CMP-F Corrosion : mécanismes et protections 4 days 76

PCIP-F Protection Cathodique des Installations Pétrolières 3 days 77

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HSE

HSETP-F HSE au Travail sur un Champs Pétrolier 3 days 80

PS-F Premiers Secours 3 days 81

TME-F Travail en milieux explosifs 2 days 82

AT-E ATEX Training 2 days 83

IDP-HSE-F Introduction au Domaine Pétrolier et Fondamentaux HSE 5 days 84

LP-F Protection contre la foudre (Lightning Protection) 3 days 86

BLS-E Basic Life Support - Automated External Defibrillator 1 day 87

BFA-F Basic First Aids - BLS Certification 1 day 88

Generalities - Economy - Management

PFP-E Petroleum from Formation to the Final Products 3 days 91

TEP-F Découverte des techniques d'exploration production 5 days 92

WMM-E Warehousing and Materials Management 2 days 93

PM-E Procurement Management 3 days 95

EWR-E Effective Working Relationships 2.5 days 97

GPAPMI-F Gestion de Projets selon l'approche PMI avec MS Project 2013 3 days 98

GPMSPB-F Gestion de Projets avec MS Project 2013– Basique 3 days 100

PIPMP-F Préparation intensive pour la certification "Project Management

Professional® (PMP)", Une Certification du Project Management

Institute- Washington-USA.

5 days 103

PMPMI-E Project Management in Action: Practicing PMI Approach Using

MS Project Software

5 days 106

MSPPMB-E Ms Project 2013 for Project Management - Basics 3 days 108

IPPMP-E Intensive Preparation for the Project Management Professional

(PMP) certification. A certification by the Project Management

Institute - Washington - USA

5 days 110

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Degree Courses

DEO-E Drilling Engineering and Operations.

Language : English

Diploma : Postgraduate Degree in Drilling Engineering and

Operations

360 hours

and

2 weeks

Project

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PE-E Petroleum Engineering.

Language : English

Diploma : Postgraduate Degree in Petroleum Engineering

600 hours

and

2 weeks

Project

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IP-F Ingénierie Pétrolière.

Language : French

Diploma : Diplôme d’études post-universitaires en génie

pétrolier

600 hours

and

2 weeks

Project

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PET-E Petroleum Technologist.

Language : English

Diploma : Diploma in Petroleum Technologist

500 hours 117

PST-E Petroleum Senior Technician.

Language : English

Diploma : Diploma of Petroleum Senior Technician

450 hours 118

OPP-F Opérateur de Production Pétrolière.

Language : French

Diploma : Diplôme d’opérateur de Production Pétrolière

440 hours 119

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GPG-E Geology and Petroleum Geology 3 days 12

TPPS-E Tunisia Producing Petroleum Systems (1 day Classroom + 5 days

field trip) 6 days 13

RMS-E Reservoir Modeling and Simulation 5days 15

AOHLAPP-E Applied Open Hole Log Analysis & Petrophysics 5 days 16

WTPI-E Well Testing Practice & Interpretation 5 days 19

BPWTO-E Basic Principles of Well Testing Operations 5 days 21

IRE-E Introduction to Reservoir Engineering 4 days 22

EORWF-E Enhanced Oil Recovery and Water Flooding 4 days 24

AREFE-E Applied Reservoir Engineering & Formation Evaluation 5 days 25

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Course Content

1. Geology basics: the elementary composition of the crust,

Plate tectonic, Rocks, Minerals, Sedimentary rocks, Geo-

logical time and geologic time scale

2. Sedimentary geology: sedimentary basins,

sedimentary processes; basic classification and types of

sedimentary rocks

3. Elements of tectonic: faults and type of faults, folds and

type of folds

4. Petroleum geology:

- Exploration processes, petroleum systems, Source

rock, Reservoir rocks,

- Reservoir rock properties

- Cap rocks and seal traps

- Structural traps and stratigraphic traps

- Hydrocarbon migration

5. Petroleum: definition, physical and chemical

properties, Crude oil types and classification

29 years experience in Training and Consultancy. Geologist and lecturer at « la Faculté des Sciences de Tu-nis ». P.H.D in « Géochimie organique, 1983 ».

Pr. Habib BELAYOUNI

Who should attend

Engineers Management Who are willing to extend their understan-ding of method used in petroleum Exploration activity.

Instructor

Habib BELAYOUNI

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English


Reference : GPG-E

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Who should attend

Technical Staff in pe-troleum Exploration

Managers

Instructor

Habib BELAYOUNI

Duration

6 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English


Reference : TPPS-E

Course Content (1/2)

I. Petroleum Geology Basics (OVERVIEW)

II. Geological PetroleumProvinces IN Tunisia

1.General structural and tectonic settings

2.Lithostratigraphy

3.Different petroleum Provinces

III. Tunisia Petroleum Systems

1. Total Paleozoic/Cenozoic composite Petroleum systems

1.1. Petroleum System of the Melghir Province

a. Tanezzuft-Cambrian/Ordovician petroleum

System

b. Tanezzuft-Triassic petroleum system

1.2 Petroleum Systems of the Ghadames Province

a. Tanezzuft-Acacus petroleum system

b. Tanezzuft-TAGI petroleum system

2. Total Mesozoic Composite Petroleum Systems

2.1 Early Fahdene-Cretaceous composite

Petroleum system

2.2. Bahloul-Cretaceous composite petroleum

system

29 years experience in Training and Consultancy. Geologist and lecturer at « la Faculté des Sciences de Tu-nis ». P.H.D in « Géochimie organique, 1983 ».

Pr. Habib BELAYOUNI

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IV. Petroleum Occurrences in Tunisia

1. On shore Petroleum Occurrences

1.1 . Southern Tunisia Province

1.2. Central Tunisia Province

1.3 .Sahel &Cap Bon province

2. Off shore Petroleum Occurrences

3. Total Cenozoic Petroleum Systems

a. Boudabous –Paleogene composite petroleum sys tems

b. Boudabous-Neogene composite petroleum systems

IV. Petroleum Occurrences in Tunisia

1. On shore Petroleum Occurrences

1.1 . Southern Tunisia Province

1.2. Central Tunisia Province

1.3 .Sahel &Cap Bon province

2. Off shore Petroleum Occurrences

1.1.Gulf of Hammamet

1.2. Gulf of Gabes

V. Summary and Conclusions

NB : This training can be delivered in French Language

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Course Content

1. Concept of Reservoir Modeling

2. Integration of data in Modeling

3. Deterministic and Stochastics Models

4. Static and Dynamic Modeling

5. Framework Building

6. Facies and Fracture Modeling

7. Porosity and Permeability Modeling

8. Post-Modeling Operation

9. Concept of Upscaling

10. Exporting Results to Reservoir Simulation

11. Data needed for Simulation

12. Simulation Techniques

13. History Matching

14. Reservoir Forecasts

31 years experience with international oil Companies

(BP and Golf Canada) and Universities (Windsor, Onta-

rio and UAE). Master and PhD. Degrees in Basin Analy-

sis and Reservoir Characterization (respectively). Au-

thor and Co-Author of 39 papers in several bulletins

and journals. Mohamed Salah

ABOU SAYED

Who should attend

Reservoir Engineers

Instructor

Mohamed Salah ABOU SAYED

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English


Reference : RMS-E

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Akram F. Mohammed has 45 years experience in Reser-voir Engineering (Simulation) and Formation Evaluation. Since graduating from Baghdad University in June 1969 as a Petroleum Engineer he has worked on a wide variety of oil & gas reservoirs as key member of staff in many in-ternational oil & gas companies in Iraq, Libya, Kuwait, Malaysia and Austria. He has published more than 16 technical papers, mostly in the area of applied reservoir engineering, and he taught various practical courses for many companies. He worked in 2012 for Weatherford as Region Senior Reservoir Engineer and currently he is Reservoir Engineer Consultant Senior Advisor at Baker Hughes.

Akram Azawi

Who should attend

Petroleum engineers, reser-voir engineers, petrophysi-cists and geologists . Pro-duction engineers, well test engineers, completion engi-neers, geophysicists and others who have some knowledge of log analysis

Instructor

Akram AZAWI

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English


Reference : AOHLP-E


1- Basic Relationships of Well Log Interpretation

Borehole environment

Invasion and resistivity profiles

Borehole fluids

Basic information needed in log interpretation

Crossplots analysis & evaluation

2- The Spontaneous Potential Log

Rw determination from SSP

Volume of shale calculation

Determination of equivalent NaCl concentration from

chemical water analysis and Rw

3- Resistivity Logs

Array Induction Imager (AIT)

Azimuthal Resistivity Imager (ARI)

Induction-Spherically Focused log(ISF)

Porosity Logs

Sonic Log

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Density Log

Dual Laterolog-MSFL

Rxo curve

Invasion diameter and corrections

Rt evaluation

Neutron Log

Combination Neutron-Density Logs

True porosity

4- Log Interpretation

Fundamental equations of well log interpretation

Archie equation

The resistivity-porosity crossplot

Pickett crossplot method

Determination of m, n and F

Water saturation calculation (Sw)

Core-log integration

Permeability from Logs

Sw- Height above FWL

Fluid contacts from logs

Lithology Logging

Fracture detection from logs

Low resistivity pay

Recommended logging program

Review case-studies from MENA

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5- Shaly Sands Interpretation

Clay indicators

The porosity logs in shaly formations

Shale parameters for log analysis

Hydrocarbon correction

Estimation of hydrocarbon density

6- Wellsite Interpretation Methods

The resistivity ratio method

Quick-look interpretation

Rwa for quick location of hydrocarbon saturation

The porosity overlay method

MID lithology plot

Neutron-Density triangle plot

7- Computerized Log Analysis

Principle of calculations

CPI plot presentation

ɸeff, Sw, Sxo, Som & Shr calculations

Grain density calculation

Lithology identification

NB: The course includes problem solving sessions to supplement the class lectures.

Preferred that participants bring their laptop to solve problems on Excel spreadsheet.

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Akram AZAWI

Who should attend

Petroleum engineers, re-servoir engineers, pro-duction engineers, well test engineers and com-pletion engineers, petro-physicists, geologists, and geophysicists

Instructor

Akram AZAWI

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English


Reference : WTPI-E


1- Test Principles

Types of well tests

Objectives of test

Well test design

Considerations in well testing

Choke performance

Inflow-performance relationship (IPR)

Fluid PVT characterisation

2- Reservoir Pressures

Datum level

Hydraulic gradients

Reservoir fluid distribution

Fluid contacts

Pressure-depth diagram

Gradient interpretation

Pressure correction

Akram F. Mohammed has 45 years experience in Reservoir

Engineering (Simulation) and Formation Evaluation.

Since graduating from Baghdad University in June 1969 as a Petroleum Engineer he has worked on a wide variety of oil & gas reservoirs as key member of staff in many inter-national oil & gas companies in Iraq, Libya, Kuwait, Malay-sia and Austria. He has published more than 16 technical papers, mostly in the area of applied reservoir engineering, and he taught various practical courses for many compa-nies. He worked in 2012 for Weatherford as Region Senior Reservoir Engineer and currently he is Reservoir Engineer Consultant Senior Advisor at Baker Hughes.

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Isobaric map

Horner plot

Productivity Index (PI), Pi, P*, KH, S & DR

Effect of well acidisation

3- Pressure Build-up Testing

Reservoir types

Pressure behaviors

Pressure-transient test

Build-up analysis

Low permeability reservoirs

Layered reservoirs

Well test results and core analysis data

Definition of the thickness of tested intervals

4- Interpretation Methods

Infinite reservoir

Finite reservoir

Average reservoir pressure

Horner, MDH and MBH methods

Principle of Superposition derivation

Reserve estimation from well tests

Applications with Horner, MDH and MBH methods

Application with variable-rate test analysis (Superposition method).

Note: The course includes problem solving sessions to supplement the class

lectures. Preferred that participants bring their laptop to solve problems on Excel

spreadsheet.

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Course Objective

This course is designed to describe the well testing operations

and identify the well testing procedures and equipment.

It is especially dedicated to field operators, drilling and

production junior engineers and technicians who have

limited knowledge and experience with well testing.

Course Content 1. Well testing introduction.

2. Drill stem testing (DST) concept.

3. Surface well testing overview.

4. Surface well testing layout.

5. Type of well testing.

6. Well testing sequences.

7. Clean up period.

8. Data obtained during a well testing.

9. Productivity. 9.1 Productivity index PI.

9.2Oil well (IPR)

9.3Gas well (AOF)

10- Sampling overview.

Graduated in Electrical Engineering from the Ecole Nationale d'Ingénieurs de Sfax - Tunisia. More than 12 years of field operations and technical support experience working with Schlumberger in the Well Testing segment including surface well testing, drill stem testing, testing data acquisition, sampling and multiphase flow measurement.

Noomen KRICHEN

Who should attend

Field operators, drilling and production junior engineers and technicians

Instructor

Noomen KRICHEN

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English


Reference : BPWTO-E

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Day 1:

I. Introduction to Reservoir Enginee

II. Introduction to Reservoir Characterization

1. Rock Characterization: Porosity, Permeability,

Compressibility, Saturation

2. Fluid Characterization: PVT (Fluid Properties, Standard

PVT Experiments, Sampling, Correlations)

3. Rock/Fluid Interaction (Capillary Pressure, Relative

Permeability, Wettability

4. Drive Mechanisms

5. Volumetric Calculation

Day 2:

I. Introduction to Reservoir Development & Performance

1. Development Plan

2. Production Optimisation

3. Reservoir Performance

3.1 Voidage Replacement (VRR) & Material Balance

3.2 Decline Curve Analysis

3.3 Reservoir Simulation Basics

Reservoir Engineering Certificate from ENSPM (IFP) and Hydraulic Engineer from ENP Algeria. 20 years international experience in Reservoir Management.

Talel GHARBY

Who should attend

Production and Reser-voir Technicians

Instructor

Talel GHARBY

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English


Reference : IRE- E

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Day 3:

I. EOR & Water Flooding Basics

II. Reservoir Monitoring & Management

Day 4

I. (Proposition): Aspects pratiques

1. WellTesting

2. Test Separator (Test de puits à travers séparateurs)

3. Fluid Sampling

4. Logging Basics & Tools


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Course Content

1. Introduction

2. Primary Recovery

3. Recovery Factor

4. Recovery Mechanisms

5. EOR classification:

5.1 Thermal

5.2 Non thermal

6. Enhanced Oil Recovery:

6.1 Steamflood

6.2 In-situ combustion

6.3 Polymer flooding

6.4 Surfactant polymer flooding

6.5 Alkaline flooding

7. Improved Oil recovery:

7.1 Miscible flooding

7.2 Carbon dioxide flooding CO2

7.3 N2 + CO2 + O2 + Others

8. EOR :

8.1 screening

8.2 design process

8.3 Mechanistic model

8.4 Simulation

9. Water Flooding:

9.1 Immiscible displacement of oil by water

9.2 Reservoir development by water flood

Reservoir Engineering Certificate from ENSPM (IFP) and Hydraulic Engineer from ENP Algeria. 20 years international experience in Reservoir Management.

Talel GHARBY

Who should attend

Production and Resevoir Engineers

Instructor

Talel GHARBY

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English


Reference : EORW-E

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Akram AZAWI

Who should attend

Petroleum engineers, re-servoir engineers and well test engineers who have a basic knowledge of reser-voir formation evaluation. Production engineers, completion engineers, pe-trophysicists, geologists and geophysicists

Instructor

Akram AZAWI

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English


Reference : AREFE-E Course Content (1/3)

I. Fundamental Concepts of Reservoir Engineering

Porosity and permeability of typical reservoir rocks

Relative permeability

Rock wettability

Capillary pressure (J-function averaging)

Reservoir fluid distribution

Effect of Kr and Pc on reservoir production

Pressure-depth diagram

Gradient interpretation

Fluid PVT characterization

- Pressure transient testing

- Oil and gas well performance

- Decline curve analysis

- RFT/MDT interpretation (case studies)

II. Volumetric Calculation of Oil-in-Place

Categories of oil-in-place

Structure- contour map

Determination of fluid contacts

Tilted OWC caused by gradational permeability

Akram F. Mohammed has 45 years experience in Reser-voir Engineering (Simulation) and Formation Evaluation. Since graduating from Baghdad University in June 1969 as a Petroleum Engineer he has worked on a wide variety of oil & gas reservoirs as key member of staff in many in-ternational oil & gas companies in Iraq, Libya, Kuwait, Malaysia and Austria. He has published more than 16 technical papers, mostly in the area of applied reservoir engineering, and he taught various practical courses for many companies. He worked in 2012 for Weatherford as Region Senior Reservoir Engineer and currently he is Reservoir Engineer Consultant Senior Advisor at Baker Hughes.

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Evaluation the height of transition zone

Saturation-Height above FWL

Average rock characteristics per reservoir layers

Area-depth graph and rock volume calculation

Porosity cut-off and effective thickness

Principle of volumetric methods

Equivalent hydrocarbon-thickness method

OOIP & OGIP calculations

Layered reservoirs

Statistical studies on oil recovery

III. The Material Balance

Reservoir types and drive mechanisms

Compressibility factor

Effective Compressibility

Volumetric gas reservoir

Reserve estimation (P/Z plot)

Depletion drive reservoirs (above & below BP)

Gas cap reservoirs

IV. Water flooding

Fractional flow equation

Mobility ratio

Determination of average residual oil saturation behind floodfront

Permeability variations in the reservoir

Displacement efficiency estimation

Areal sweep efficiency (Dyes, Caudle and Erickson methods)

Vertical sweep efficiency (Stiles, Dykstra-Parsons methods)

Volumetric sweep efficiency

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Flooding patterns

Prediction of oil recovery by waterflood

Water coning, critical flowrate, breakthrogh time

V. Basic Concepts of Field Development

Initial production rate,

Number of wells,

Well locations,

Well spacing,

Injection pattern,

Recovery factor,

Pressure prediction,

Production scenarios Economic evaluation

Note: The course includes problem solving sessions to supplement the class

lectures.

Preferred that participants bring their laptop to solve problems on Excel

spreadsheet.

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Well Construction

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Well Construction

BDE-E Basics of Drilling Engineering 10 days 30

FDE-E Fundamentals of Drilling Engineering 5 days 31

DFST-E Drilling Fluids and Solid Treatment 5 days 32

WC-E Well Control 4 days 33

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Course Objectives

Elaborate well program

Collect the main requirements

Select drill bit and evaluate bit performance

Identify the components of BHA

Determine casing design

Course Content

1. Hoisting System Rig Capacity

2. Blocs and Drilling Line

3. Ton per Mile Applications

4. Slip and Cut program

5. Circulating System

6. Pump Rates Application

7. Drill String Design

8. Drill Bits Design

9. Bit Hydraulics

10 Casing Design

11. Well Cementing


Who should attend

.Field Engineer (not neces-sarily oil profile) with little

experience in the field.

.Technicians Drillers and

Assistant Drillers (a few years of experience) may also participate.

Instructor

Youcef MADI

Duration

10 days

Engineer Graduated from Algerian Petroleum Institute (IAP), long experience in Drilling and Teaching (Sonatrach, Boumerdes IAP) Youcef MADI

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Well Construction

Reference : BDE-E

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Course Content

1. BHA Design: Design a Proper BHA for each well; choose the right drilling tools, taking

in consideration the BHA behavior whether it will build or drop or both.

2. Well Plan: Design the well trajectory in order to hit all well targets with a minimum

cost in the safest environment.

3. Drilling Tools: Explain all the drilling equipments that could be part of the BHA and the

role of each of them and their potential value that could be added if used.

4. Deflection Methods: Explain the classic deflection methods namely the stabilizers on the rota-

ry assemblies, the VGS, the motor and the RSS Systems, choose the ap-

propriate system for each section drilled taking in consideration previous

wells drilled and the client requirements.

5. Bit Design: Explain all types of bits and their designs and the effect of each feature

they have to be able to understand their expected behavior when drilling

down hole..

6. Bit Selection: The bit selection is a key factor to drilling success; it would affect the

drilling vibrations, the ROP, the sliding efficiency. Selecting the right bit

for the right application could be a decision that saves time and cost.

DDs, Drilling supervisors, LWD/MWD hands and drilling engineers have

to closely evaluate old bits and their history in the field and decide with

bit they have to choose for the each section on the next well..

7. Directional Drilling: Understand the well trajectory, the maths involved in surveys calcula-

tions. Choose the right drilling parameters to be able to safely drill a

well with an optimal ROP without deviating from plan or colliding

with previous wells drilled.

Who should attend

Fresh Drilling Engineers,

Directional drillers,

MWD&LWD engineers,

Drilling Supervisors , Fresh

Engineers and new people

in the drilling jobs would

have an excellent start

here.

Instructor

Fawzi KERAANI

Duration

5 days

Graduated from ENI-Sfax as Materials Engineer. 10 years in the field with Schlumberger as MWD, LWD Engineer and Directional Drilling engineer. Worked on latest advanced drilling technologies mainly in the Gulf area. He is Instructor in OGIM since 2013.

Fawzi KERAANI

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Well Construction

Reference : FDE-E

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Course Content

1. Introduction & history

2. Functions of drilling & work over fluids

3. Basics chemistry

4. Clay chemistry

5. Drilling and work-over fluids

6. Rheology and Hydraulics

7. Pressure control

8. Borehole problems

9. Hole cleaning

10. Filtration

11. Stuck pipe

12. Lost circulation

13. Solid Control equipment and calculation

14. Special fluids for special tasks

15. Chemicals handling

16. Waste treatment and management

Habib AKID

Who should attend

Drilling Engineers and Technicians, Mud Engi-neers and Technicians, Drilling Supervisors

Instructor

Habib AKID

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Well Construction

Reference : DFST-E

Habib AKID

Certificate in Drilling Fluids from ENSPM (IFP). 30 years Experience in Tunisia and Middle East in Drill-ing Fluid and Solid Elimination.

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1. Welcome and Introduction

2. General Pressure Fundamentals

3. Pressure and U-Tube Concept & Calculation

4. Slug and Slug Effect

5. Gas Migration Analysis & Gas Law Application

6. Kicks Causes and Signs

7. Kicks Analysis

8. Surface Well Control Equipment and Pressure test

8.1 Stand Pipe

8.2 BOP

8.3 Accumulator Bottles Gas Calculation (Koomey)

8.4 Choke Manifold

8.5 Mud & Gas Separator

8.6 Burner

9. Formation Leak Off Test Procedure (MAASP &

Formation Fracture Gradient)

10. Drilling Fluids Surface Facilities Data Interpretation

(Barite Mixing System)

Who should attend

Drilling and Workover Engineers and Supervi-sors. Downhole Production Engineers.

Instructor

Habib AKID

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Well Construction

Reference : WC-E

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Habib AKID

Certificate in Drilling Fluids from ENSPM (IFP). 30 years Experience in Tunisia and Middle East in Drill-ing Fluid and Solid Elimination.

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12. Killing Methods Theory-Calculation & Power Point Simulator Application

12.1 Driller’s Method

12.2 Engineer’s Method (Wait & Weight)

12.3 Concurrent Method

13. Well Control Problems & Remedial Tasks

13.1 Volumetric Control

13.2 Stripping to Bottom

13.3 Stripping using Volumetric Control

13.4 Lubricate and Bleed

14. Trip Margin

15. Kick Tolerance

16. Float in String

17. Kill Sheet Fill Up Work Shop (Vertical & Deviated )Wells

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Production and Well

Intervention

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IWCF4-E IWCF Well Intervention Pressure Control Course and

Certification Level 3 and 4 4,5 days 37

WCS-E Well Completion and Servicing 4 days 39

WLO-E Wireline Operations 3 days 40

WO-E Workover Operations 4 days 42

RPW-F La reprise des puits (Workover) 4 days 43

BS-E Basic Slickline 4,5 days 44

AS-E Advanced Slickline 5 days 47

BWT-E Basic Well Test 5 days 50

AP-F Activation des puits 4 days 52

AL-E Artificial Lift 4 days 53

ALO-E Artificial Lift for Operators 3 days 54

ALS-E Artificial Lift Systems 5 days 55

WPNA-E Well Performance and Nodal Analysis 4 days 58

CTO-E Coiled Tubing Operations 5 days 59

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I. Completion Operations

1. Overview

2. Introduction to Well Control

3. Introduction to Barriers

4. Risk Management

5. Testing

6. Well Integrity Testing

7. Influx Characteristics and Behaviour

8. Shut in Procedures

9. Circulating Systems

10. Well Control Methods

11. Contingency Planning

II. Completion Pressure Control Equipment

1. Completion Equipment

2. Connections

3. Rig Up

4. Rig Down

5. Annulus Pressure Monitoring

Who should attend

Engineers, technicians

and operators who

have to plan, supervise

or realize well interven-

tions, using wireline,

coiled tubing and/or

snubbing.

Instructor

Ahmed NABIH El Zeftawi

Duration

4.5 days

Venue

OGIM, Monastir, Tunisia

Language

English

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : IWCF-E

Mr Ahmed El Zeftawi has B.Sc. of Mechanical Engineering, Cairo

University, July 1983. He is a certified Well intervention instruc-

tor for IWCF & IADC organizations. He has 26 years of expe-

rience in oil industry in Coil tubing & nitrogen service (Training,

Supervision, Operations and Maintenance), Wireline, Well tes-

ting, Completion and Down Hole Tools, Marketing & Sales, Plan-

ning Engineering, Projects Coordination, Site Management, Trai-

ning & Human Resources, Management & Decision Making. Ahmed Nabih

El Zeftawi

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III. Coiled Tubing Operations

1. Barrier Principles

2. Coiled Tubing Equipment

3. Rigging Up

4. Testing

5. Contingency Procedures


IV. Wireline Operations

1. Pressure Control Equipment


3. Rigging Up

4. Testing

5. Management a Leak or Malfunction On Surface


6. Critical Operating Procedures

7. The Importance Of Ensuring The Integrity Of The Safty Valve

V. Hydraulic Workover (Snubbing) Operations

1. Operating Procedures


3. Pressure Control Equipment and RAM Type Preventer

4. Rigging Up Procedures

5. Testing



NB: The IWCF training consists of 5 disciplines: Completion Equipment, Completion

Operations, Wireline, Coiled Tubing and Snubbing. For this certification, delegates

should at least sit for 3 disciplines: 2 compulsory (Completion Equipment - Completion

Operations) and at least 1 of the other 3 disciplines (Wireline - Coiled Tubing - Snub-

bing). The certificate will certify the specific disciplines taken.

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Course Content

1. Basic well completion design and practices

2. Formation-wellbore communication, Sand control

3. Downhole completion equipment:

Packer selection and tubing forces

Tubing design and selection: Materials selection,

Corrosion and erosion

flow control equipment and subsurface safety valves

4. Wellhead and chokes

5. Well performance

6. Deviated, multiple zone, subsea, horizontal,

multilateral and HPHT completion considerations

4. Causes and prevention of formation damage

5. Stimulation design considerations

6. Wireline, coiled tubing and Snubbing

7. Workover rig operations


Graduated Petroleum and Drilling Engineer from the French Petroleum Institute (IFP), 40 years experience in drilling and production technology (field, office and train-ing)

Mokhtar AYEB

Who should attend

Reservoir, Production and Drilling Engineers. Drilling and Workover Supervisors.

Instructor

Mokhtar AYEB

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : WCS-E

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1. Introduction

1.1 The oil and gas well

1.2 The well completion: reservoir-wellbore interface, the produc-

tion string and the wellhead

2. The wireline surface Equipment:

2.1 The wireline unit and power pack

2.2The lubricator sections and accessories

2.3 The stuffing box

2.4 Weight indicator and sheaves"

2.5 The BOP

2.6 Mast and lifting equipment

3. The wireline downhole Tools

3.1 The wire: selection, care, handling and spooling

3.2 The tool string: rope socket, swivel, weight bard, jars, knuckle

joint, cross-overs

3.3 The operating tools : running and pulling tools, shifting tool,

kick over tool, tubing puncher

3.4 Tubing control and cleaning tools: gauge cutter, radial brush,

blind box, impression block, tubing end locatorSand bailer

Who should attend

Engineers and Tech-

nicians in Oil and Gas Companies.

Operators in services Companies

Instructor

Mokhtar AYEB Hedi MONGI

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : WLO-E

Graduated Petroleum and Drilling Engineer from the French Petroleum Institute (IFP), 40 years experience in drilling and production technology (field, office and training)

Mokhtar AYEB

Hedi MONGI

Graduated Senior Technician, more than 35 years ex-perience in Oil and Gas Production activities espe-cially in wireline operations

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4. Setting and retrieving tools in the production string:

4.1 Lock mandrel

4.2 plugs, chokes, check valves

4.3 Safety valves

4.4 Gas lift valves

4.5 Pressure and temperature gauges

5. Downhole operations

5.1 Tubing calibration

5.2 Operating SSD

5.3 Pressure and temperature survey along the production string

5.4 Getting downhole solid and liquid samples

5.5 Fishing operation

6. Safety aspects

6.1 Well control

6.2 Safety rules

6.3 PPE

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Mokhtar AYEB

Course Content

1. Introduction: well construction and completion,

requirement for workover

1. The workover rig

2. Killing a producing well

3. The killing fluid and the workover fluids

4. The well control during workover operations

5. Pulling out completion

6. Stuck pipe and free point determination

7. Parting and recovering the free pipe

8. Fishing operations

9. Milling operations

10. Reworking the producing reservoir

11. Cement and casing repairs

12. Cleaning and preparing the well for recompletion

13. Plug-and-Abandon Operations

Who should attend

- Workover Supervisors - Downhole Production Engineers - Production Techni-cians and Operators

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : WO-E

Instructor

Mokhtar AYEB

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

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Graduated Petroleum and Drilling Engineer from the French Petroleum Institute (IFP), 40 years experience in drilling and production technology (field, office and

training) Mokhtar AYEB

Course Content

1. Construction du puits, complétion et besoin pour reprise

2. Le rig de workover

3. Tuer les puits

4. Les fluides pour tuer le puit et pour la reprise

5. Le contrôle du puits pendant les opérations de reprise

6. Remontée de la garniture de production

7. Coincement et détermination du point de coincement

8. Détachement et récupération de la partie libre

9. Les opérations de repêchage

10. Les opérations de fraisage

11. Reprise de la couche productrice

12. Réparation du tubage et de la cementation

13. Nettoyage et préparation du puits pour recomplétion

14. Bouchage et abandon de puits

Production and

Well Intervention

Reference : PRW-F

Who should attend

Workover Supervisors Downhole Production

Engineers Production Techni-

cians and Operators

Instructor

Mokhtar AYEB

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

French

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An Eljay Well Services Limited instructor with current IWCF Instructor accre-ditation in Well Intervention and with 40 years Completions and Wireline ex-perience.

Who should attend

New start wireline ser-

vices employees and

new start production,

drilling and petroleum

engineers. Base mainte-

nance personnel

Instructor

An Eljay Well services Limited (UK) accredited instructor

Duration

4 .5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : BS-E

Course Objectives

At the end of the course delegates should have a good

understanding of:

The functional requirements of a completion

Completion accessories

Perforating methods

Well maintenance requirements that can be achieved

using Wireline

Surface pressure control equipment used during Wire-

line operations

The application of various tools and flow control de-

vices

Procedures involved for conducting Wireline operations


Day 1:

1. Completions Design

2. Project exercise (design a basic completion)

3. Equipment identification

4. What is Wireline?

5. Wirelines and wire selection / care / handling / testing /

spooling techniques

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Day 2:

1. Surface pressure control equipment

2. Christmas trees and the use of valves

3. Wellhead adapters

4. BOP’s, hydraulic/manual/dual

5. Lubricator and riser sections

6. Quick union make up and safe operating practices

7. Stuffing boxes manual/hydraulic

8. Relationship between test pressure and working pressure

Day 3:

1. Review day 2 evening exercise (student presentation)

2. Wireline toolstrings, sizes and selection

3. Rope sockets/conventional and teardrop

4. Weight bars/conventional/roller/leaded]

5. Mechanical jars/spring/tubular

6. Upstroke jars/hydraulic

7. Knuckle joints/knuckle jars

8. Good operating practice

9. Crossovers and quick connections

10. Fish neck identification, internal/external/reach

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Day 4:

1. Review day 3 evening exercise

2. Introduction to Wireline unit and power pack

3. Weight indicators, sheaves and angle correction factors

4. Weight indicator bleeding procedures

5. Tubing conditioning, Wireline tools

6. Gauge rings

7. Lead Impression Blocks

8. Blind box

9. Tubing end locators

Day 5:

1. Introduction to Wireline operations job log

2. Introduction to toolstring record form

3. Classroom exercise, Wireline operations job log, toolstring record form

4. Final Assessment

5. Course Critique

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Course Objectives

At the end of the course delegates will have a good

understanding of:

Detailed Safety Aspects to be considered for

Non-Routine Intervention

The Range of Equipment Required

Non-Routine and Advanced Wireline Operations

Latest Advances in Wireline Technology


Day 1:

1. Non-Routine Operations

2. Definitions

3. Fishing Operations

3.1 Cause

3.2 Prevention

3.3 Planning

4. Types of Fishing Operations

5. Equipment Considerations

5.1 Surface

5.2Sub-Surface

6. Scenario

6.1 Plan

6.2 Programme

An Eljay Well Services Limited instructor with current IWCF Instructor accre-ditation in Well Intervention and with 40 years Completions and Wireline ex-perience."Familiar with the operation and use of the Eljay Well Services Limi-ted Wireline Simulator .

Who should attend

Experienced wireline services employees and experienced production, drilling and petroleum engineers charged with planning and executing

wireline interventions.

Instructor


Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : AS-E

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Day 2:

1. Failure Effects

2. Causes

3. Recovery

4. Braided Line/Cable Equipment

5. Associated Operational Problems

6.Practical Cable Stranding Exercise

7. Quick union make up and safe operating practices

8. Stuffing boxes manual/hydraulic

9. Relationship between test pressure and working pressure

10. Testing surface pressure control lines

Day 3:

1. Barriers

2. Barrier Systems

3. Pressure Control

3.1 Loss

3.2 Recovery

4. Hydrates

4.1 Causes

4.2 Elimination

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5. Communication: Roles and Responsibilities

5.1 Pressures

5.2 Volumes

Day 4:

1. Requirements

2. Well Information

3. Equipment Suitability: Fit for Purpose

4. Calculations

4.1 Pressures

4.2 Volumes

Day 5:

1. Technology

2. Advanced Wireline Technology

3. Measuring Systems

4. Applications

5. Final Assessment

6. Course Critique

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Course Objectives

At the end of the course, delegates should be able to:

Have a good understanding of the origin and behavior of

hydrocarbons

Have a good understanding of surface well testing, data

acquisition and fluid sampling equipment

Have a good understanding of surface operations during

testing

Function effectively as an operator on a well test job

Understand equipment selection based on well test

objetives

Candidates will be trained with a lot of animations in the

different testing sections, to supplement the physical presence

of equipment and tools.


Day 1:

1. Origin of Oil/Gas

2. Introduction to Well Testing

3. Needs, requirements & results expected from well testing

4. Introduction to reservoir classification and phase behavior

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : BWT-E

An Eljay Well Services Limited instructor with minimum 10 years Well Testing

experience.

Who should attend

New start well testing

services employees and

new start production,

drilling and petroleum

engineers. Base mainte-

nance personnel.

Instructor


Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

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Day 2:

1. Surface well test equipment and specifications

2. Surface well testing operations

Day 3:

1. Surface well testing operations and animations

2. Testing data acquisition equipment and methods

3. Testing data acquisition reporting and quality control

Day 4: 1. Fluid sampling equipment and methods

2. Fluid sampling animations

Day 5: 1. Introduction to DST

2. Final Assessment

3. Course Critique

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Course Content

1. La complétion des puits

2. Performance des puits et besoin d'activation

3. L'activation: principe, technologie, équipements de fond

et de surface, applications et avantages et inconvénients de

chaque système:

3.1 Le pompage:

a. Pompe à balancier

b. Pompe électrique immergée (ESP)

c. Pompe à cavité progressante (pompe Moineau)

d. Pompes hydrauliques

3.2 Le gas lift

Instructor

Mokhtar AYEB

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

French (with technical words in English)

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : AP-F

Graduated Petroleum and Drilling Engineer from the French Petroleum Institute (IFP), 40 years experience in drilling and production technology (field, office and training) Mokhtar AYEB

Who should attend

Production Engineers and Technicians, com-pletion and workover En-gineers and Supervisors

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Course Content

1- Basic well completion design and practices

2- Well performance and requirement for artificial lift

3- Artificial lift: principles, technology, downhole and

surface equipment, applications, advantages

and disadvantages of each system:

3.1Pumping systems:

a. Sucker rod pumps

b. Electrical Submersible Pumps

c. Progressive Cavity Pumps

d. Hydraulic Pumping Systems

3.2 Gas lift

Who should attend

Production Engineers and technicians, Completion and Worover Engineers and Supervisors, Reservoir Engineers

Instructor

Mokhtar AYEB

Duration

4 Days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : AL-E

Mokhtar AYEB


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Course Objectives

Principle of operation of the different modes of oil wells

activation

Interpretation of anomalies and fault finding

Criteria for choosing an activation mode to the wells of

an oil field

Course Content

1- Require Activation

2- Beam Pump / Sucker Rod Pump (SRP)

3- Electric Submersible Pump (ESP)

4- Progressing Cavity Pump (PCP)

5- Hydraulic Pump

6- Gas Lift

7- Selection Criteria System Activation

8- Case Study

MS in Electronics and Automatism Engineering from the NANCY Engineering School – France. More than 30 years experience in Oil and Gas Production activi-ties Rafik HAMZA

Who should attend

Oil and Gas Field Production Operators.

Instructor

Rafik HAMZA

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : WA-E

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I. Fundamental of reservoir characterization

1. Different types of reservoir

2. Reservoir drive mechanism

a. Depletion drive mechanism

b. Gas cap drive mechanism

c. Active water drive mechanism

II. Artificial lift systems

1. Introduction to artificial lift system

2. Sucker rod lift system (RRL)

a. Types of beam pumping units

b. Types of driven power to run beam pumping unit

i. Electric motors

ii. Gas engine

c. Types of control panel

d. Type/grade of sucker rods, pony rods, polish rods and

accessories

e. Types of down hole pumps

i. Insert able

ii. Tubular

Who should attend

Petroleum and Production Engineers and operations staff responsible for de-signing lift installations and performing surveil-lance and optimization on wells using lift tech-niques.

Instructors

Hesham ABDELLATIF Mahmoud ABDEL FATTAH

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : ALS - E

B. Sc. In Petroleum Engineering 2000. 13 years of ex-perience as Application Engineer, Operation Supervi-sor, Field Engineer… Expert in oil industry related software such as Rod Star, Perform and Gas LIFT.

Mahmoud ABDEL

FATTAH

Petroleum engineer with 28 years of experience in subsurface production engineering, operations, field management, ALS technical support, ALS leader in both onshore and offshore fields.

Hesham ABDELLATIF

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f. Well analyzer

i. Dynamometer

ii. Acoustic fluid level

iii. Pressure build up test

g. Trouble shooting

3. Progressive cavity system (PCP)

a. Types of drive head

b. Types of down hole pump

c. Types of control panel

d. Trouble shooting

4. Electric submersible system (ESP)

a. Motors

b. Seal

c. Gas separator

d. Pumps

e. Electric cable

f. Control panel

g. Trouble shooting

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5. Plunger lift system (PL)

6. Hydraulic lift system (H/L)

a. Piston pump system

b. Jet pump system

c. Driven power

d. Electric engine

e. Diesel engine

f. Trouble shooting

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Course Content Day 1:

1. Course Objectives

2. Production system analysis –Pressure Losses-

3. Nodal analysis

4. Well model concept.

5. Flow in porous Media introduction – Reservoir Delivera-

bility

Day 2:

1. Hydrocarbon Phase diagram

2. Single and Multiphase Flow in the reservoir- IPR Model.

3. Case study-IPR

Day 3:

1. Single and Multiphase Flow in wellbore –VLP Model.

2. PVT in nodal analysis

3. Case study-VLP

4. Flow through the Choke.

Day 4:

1. Well performance - Production optimization.

2. IPR sensitivities

3. VLP sensitivities

4. Nodal analysis applications

5. Nodal Analysis software’s overview.

Petroleum Engineering with 11 years’ experience in different aspects of oil and gas field operations, well monitoring, surface facilities and Oil Production Op-timization.

Hadim AMMAR

Who should attend

Production Engineers

Instructor

Hadim AMMAR

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : WPNA-E

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Course Objectives Providing essential data about CTU history, advantages

and uses.

Introduce the CTU components and functions

Identifying the different types of applications and problem

solving

Introducing the new technology which helps in increasing

safety records and reducing job time required


Day 1:

I. Introduction

II. CTU History & Advantages

III. CTU Equipment

DAY 2:

I. CTU Technical data

II. Down hole tools

Who should attend

Production Engineers , Production Supervisors and Managers , Well site Supervisors , Drilling Su-pervisors , Well interven-tion team members , Op-erators & Supervisors of Stimulation service com-panies

Instructor

Ahmed NABIH El Zeftawi

Duration

5 days

Venue

OGIM, Monastir, Tunisia

Language

English

Production and Well

Intervention

Reference : CTFA-E

Mr Ahmed El Zeftawi has B.Sc. of Mechanical Engineering, Cairo University, July 1983. He is a certi-fied Well intervention instructor for IWCF & IADC organizations. He has 26 years of experience in oil industry in Coil tubing & nitrogen service (Training, Supervision, Operations and Maintenance), Wireline, Well testing, Completion and Down Hole Tools, Marke-ting & Sales, Planning Engineering, Projects Coordina-tion, Site Management, Training & Human Resources, Management & Decision Making…

Ahmed Nabih

El Zeftawi

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Day 3:

I. CTU Applications

II. API Standards ( RP-16ST )

Day 4:

I. Revision

II. Brief on Nitrogen

III. Well bore clean out

IV. Acid stimulation

Day 5:

I. Revision

II. Test

III. Test review

IV. Open discussion on real problems and solutions

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PPI-E Pipeline Pigging and Inspection 4 days 63

NGT-E Natural Gas Treatment 4 days 64

STHGE-F Séparation et traitement huile, gaz et eau 3 days 65

SPF-E Surface Production Facilities 3 days 66

RE-FE Operation and Maintenance of Rotating Equipment 4 days 67

EMMT-F Exploitation et maintenance des machines tournantes 5 days 68

ITC-F Technologies de contrôle dans les installations pétrolières 5 days 69

RP-F Régulation de Procédés 4 days 70

APSP-F Automates Programmables (PLC): Structure et Programmation 4 days 72

II - F Instrumentation Industrielle 5 days 74

PI-E Process Instrumentation 5 days 75

CMP-F Corrosion : mécanismes et protections 4 days 76

PCIP-F Protection Cathodique des Installations Pétrolières 3 days 77

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Course Content

1. Introduction: piping system

2. Pipelines:

Specifications, types, construction, operating

conditions

Risks, damages and defects,

Protection: internal and external coating, inhibition,

treatment, cathodic protection,

3. Pipeline pigging:

Pig types

Pig traps

Pigging operations

4. Pipeline inspection and repair

Inline inspection

Risk management

Defects repair

5. Pipeline integrity: assessment, control

6. Pigging documentation and Record Keeping

Graduated Petroleum and Drilling Engineer from the French Petroleum Institute (IFP), 40 years experience in drilling and production technology (field, office and training) Mokhtar AYEB

Who should attend

-Production Engineers, technicians and Opera-tors with long Expe-rience. -Pipelines and Terminals Engineers, Supervisors and Technicians

Instructor

Mokhtar AYEB

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : PPI-E

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Course Content

1. Oil and gas terminology

2. Behavior of hydrocarbons

3. Specifications of petroleum products

4. Naturel Gaz constituants

5. Elimination of sour gases

6. Design of Sour Gas Treatment Plant

7. Hydrates: formation, Gas Dehydration

8. Condensates extraction processes

9. Gas transport and storage


Lead process engineer with of 25 years of petroleum engineering, procurement, installation, commissio-ning and start up experience in both the public and private sector. Expert in process and petroleum simu-lation and good knowledge in technical and economi-cal evaluation of projects.

Mohamed Lassaad

ISSAOUI

Who should attend

Process and produc-tion Engineers and technicians

Gas plants techni-cians and operators

Instructor

Mohamed Lassaad ISSAOUI

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : NGT-E

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Course Content

I. Objectifs des traitements sur champs et installations de

production:

1. Constituants des fluides pétroliers

2. Constituants posant des problèmes au producteur

II. Spécifications des produits à atteindre:

1. Opérations à réaliser sur champs de production

III. Comportement des fluides pétroliers:

1. Éléments de physique des fluides, équilibre liquide-vapeur

2. Éléments d’un effluent pétrolier du réservoir au terminal

IV. Traitement des huiles:

1. Stabilisation des bruts par séparation multi étagée

2. Émulsions huile dans l’eau:

2.1 Déshydratation des bruts

2.2 Dessalage des bruts

V. Traitement des eaux d’injection:

1. Injection d’eau dans les gisements

VI. Traitement des eaux de production:

1. Rejet des eaux de production dans l’environnement

VII. Traitement des gaz (initiation) :

1. Les problèmes dus à l’eau: les hydrates de gaz et leur

prévention

Lead process engineer with of 25 years of petroleum engineering, procurement, installation, commissio-ning and start up experience in both the public and private sector. Expert in process and petroleum simu-lation and good knowledge in technical and economi-cal evaluation of projects.

Mohamed Lassaad

ISSAOUI

Who should attend

- Oil fields and facilities operators: - Production operators, gas, water injection, pro-cesses and treatments - Wireline operators and work well - Mechanics, electri-cians, instrumentalists

Instructor

Mohamed Lassaad ISSAOUI

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language:

French (with technical words in english)

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : STHGE-F

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Course Content

1. The gathering and control system:

- Gathering system

- Line pipes specification

- Pipeline installation

- piping fitting

- Valves

- Chokes

2. The oil / gas / water process and treatment

equipments:

- Oil treating

- Gas Treatment

- Oily water treatment

3. The transfer, metering and storage systems:

- Pipelines

- Pumps

- Storage facilities

- Measuring meters

4. The field utilities



Mokhtar AYEB

Who should attend

- Production Engineers and Technicians - Operators with long experience. -Maintenance Technicians

Instructor

Mokhtar AYEB

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : SPF-E

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Course Content

1. Introduction

2. Operation and Mainteannce terminology

3. Classification of Rotating Equipment

4. Operation of Rotating Equipment

5. Maintenance of Rotating Equipment

6. Organisation and maintenance planning.

7. Tools & Spare parts management

8. Reliability and availability improvement

Senior Project & Rotating Equipment Engineer. MSc

in Engineering. Hydraulics – Hydromechanics’ – Hy-

draulic machinery & plants. Over 28 years experience

in Project Engineering, Revamping Projects and Main-

tenance Engineering activities and planification for

upstream Onshore and Offshore Oil & Gas Industries

and Brownfield’s. Taoufik HAJ ALI

Who should attend

- Process and produc-tion technicians.

- Gas plants technicians and operators.

Instructor

Taoufik HADJ ALI

Duration

4 Days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English/French

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : RE-FE

68

Who should attend

Production operators and

technicians

Mecanicians, electricians and instrumentalists

Instructor

Taoufik HADJALI

Duration

5 days

Course Content

1. Introduction à la maintenance des matériels en exploitation

2. Les moteurs à gaz

3. Les compresseurs alternatifs

4. Les turbines à gaz

5. Les compresseurs centrifuges

6. Les pompes centrifuges

7. Les pompes doseuses

8. Les compresseurs à vis

9. Les échangeurs thermiques

Language

French (with technical words in English)

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : EMMT - F

Venue

Monastir

Senior Project & Rotating Equipment Engineer. MSc in Engineering. Hydraulics – Hydromechanics’ – Hydrau-lic machinery & plants. Over 28 years experience in Project Engineering, Revamping Projects and Mainte-nance Engineering activities and planification for upstream Onshore and Offshore Oil & Gas Industries and Brownfield’s. Taoufik HAJ ALI

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Course Content

1. Introduction au contrôle commande dans les

installations industrielles (Cas des installations pétrolières)

2. Systèmes automatisés (Définitions, Domaines d’applica-

tion et principes de fonctionnement)

3. Les outils de contrôles et de surveillance:

L’instrumentation de mesure

Les automates programmables et SNCC

Les réseaux de communication industriels (réseaux de

terrains)

L’interface Homme/Machine pour la surveillance et la

supervision des installations

4. Les systèmes de sécurité

5. Régulation de procédés :

Définitions

Les principaux paramètres à réguler dans une installation

Pétrolière ou gazière

Principe de fonctionnement d’une boucle de régulation

Composantes d’une boucle de régulation

Régulateur PID

6. Introduction aux systèmes DCS et SCADA dans les

installations pétrolières (Définition et architectures)

Noureddine KANDI

Who should attend

- Production Engineers

and Technicians on oil installations. - Newly recruited Engi-neers involved in the control process, control and instrumentation.

Instructor

Noureddine KANDI

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

French

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : ITC-F

Mr. KANDI is an electronics engineer with 30 years of experience in research and teaching, particularly at the Algerian Petroleum Institute (IAP) where he spe-cialized in electronics, automation and control . Cur-rently, he is an instructor on behalf of Siemens in Al-geria and OGIM in Tunisia.

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Who should attend

Instrumentation or Process Engineers and Technicians

Instructor

Noureddine KANDI

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

French

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : RP-F

Mr. KANDI is an electronics engineer with 30 years of experience in research and teaching, particularly at the Algerian Petroleum Institute (IAP) where he spe-cialized in electronics, automation and control . Cur-rently, he is an instructor on behalf of Siemens in Al-geria and OGIM in Tunisia.

Noureddine KANDI


1. Généralités

1.1. Principe de la régulation

1.2. Grandeurs physiques intervenant dans une boucles de

régulation

1.3. Organes intervenant dans une boucle de régulation.

1.3. Représentation d’une boucle de régulation.

a) Schéma TI.

b) Schéma fonctionnel.

2. Etudes des procédés industrielles

2.1. Etude des procédés.

2.2. Caractéristiques statiques et dynamiques d’un pro-

cédé.

2.4. Influence de caractéristiques du procédé dans la

performance d'une boucle de régulation.

2.5. Introduction à la modélisation d’un procédé

(Identification).

3. Les actions d’un régulateur

3.1. Principe de fonctionnement d’un régulateur.

3.1. L’action proportionnel P.

3.2. L’action intégrale I.

3.3. L’action dérivée D.

3.4. Choix de du type d’action d’un régulateur P, PI PID.

4. Méthodes de réglage des paramètres d’un régulateur

4.1. Méthodes de réglage en boucle ouverte.

4.1. Méthodes de réglage en boucle fermée.

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5. Les régulateurs industriels

5.1. Généralité sur les régulateurs.

5.1. Les Régulateur analogique.

5.3. Les régulateur numérique.

5.4. Introduction à la régulation sur automate.

6. Instrumentation de mesure

6.1. Description et principe de fonctionnement d’un capteur transmetteur.

6.2. Mesure de température.

6.3. Mesure de pression.

6.4. Mesure de débit.

6.5. Mesure de niveau.

7. Vannes de régulation et positionneur

7.1. Description et principe de fonctionnement des principaux types de

régulation.

7.2. Rôle et principe de fonctionnement d’un positionneur.

8. Introduction aux boucles de régulation complexes

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1. Eléments d’automatismes

1.1. Rappels sur les systèmes combinatoires et séquentiels.

1.2. Méthodes de synthèses et mise en équation des sys-

tèmes séquentiels.

2. Structure matériel des API (PLC)

2.1. Description d’ensemble

2.2. L’unité centrale (CPU)

2.3. Les modules d’entrée

2.3. Les modules de sortie

2.3. Les modules de communication

3. Structure fonctionnelle de L’API

3.1. Fonctionnement interne de l’automate

3.2. Les taches cycliques, périodiques et événementielles

3.3.Fonctionnalité : Commande séquentielle, Surveillance

et signalisation, Régulation, communication

Who should attend

Engineers and techni-cians automation specialist, instrumenta-list or operator, ensu-ring the maintenance, development or opera-tion of industrial facili-ties

Instructor

Noureddine KANDI

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

French

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : APSP-F

Mr. KANDI is an electronics engineer with 30 years of experience in research and teaching, particularly at the Algerian Petroleum Institute (IAP) where he specialized in electronics, automation and control . Currently, he is an instructor on behalf of Siemens in Algeria and OGIM in Tunisia. Noureddine KANDI

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4. Programmation

4.1. Outils et démarches de Programmation.

4.2. Méthodes de structuration d’un programme.

4.3. Normalisation des Langages: Norme IEC 611131-3

4.4. Méthodes d’adressage et format des variables ( Entrées, Sorties, Variables

internes…)

4.5. Structuration d’un Programme.

4.6. Programmation des automatismes logiques dans les différents

langages: Ladder (cont), SFC (Grafcet), les Blocs, Liste d’instructions.

4.7. Programmations des opérations numériques.

4.8. Traitement des valeurs analogiques.

5. Introduction aux réseaux d’automates

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Course Content

Chapitre 1: Le Contrôle des procédés

Chapitre 2: Les instruments de mesure de la pression et de

la temperature

Chapitre 3: Les instruments de mesure de niveau et de debit

Chapitre 4: Les éléments finaux de la boucles

( les actionneurs) les vannes de contrôle et vanne

FO/FC

Chapitre 5: Régulation T.O.R, regulation à écart (gap

control), Régulation à échelle séparé (SplitRange),

régulation proportionnelle, régulation cascade et

régulation à rapport ( ratio control)

Chapitre 6: P&ID, Matrice C&E et Système ESD

Chapitre 7: Diagnostic des defaults (Trouble shooting)

NB : Cette formation peut etre faite en intra enterprise sur site de

production. L’instructeur assure en plus des cours en salle, des séances

de coaching directement sur les installations de production.

Graduated Electrical Engineer from ENIS Sfax, more than 25 years of experience in Oil and Gas Industry specially in Control and Instrumentation production activities.

Fawzi BEN SALAH

Who should attend

Instrumentation and Mechanical Technicians

Instructor

Fawzi BEN SALAH

Language

French – Technical words in English

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : II-F

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

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Course Content

Chapitre 1: Process Control

Chapitre 2: Pressure and Temperature Measurements

Chapitre 3: Level and Flow Measurements

Chapitre 4: Final Control Element , Control Valves

Chapitre 5: Different Control Modes, On-Off Control,

Split Range , Control, Cascade Control

Chapitre 6: P&ID, C&E Matrix, ESD System

Chapitre 7: Trouble Shooting

NB1: This training can be organized for a single company on produc-

tion site. The instructor provides in addition to classroom lectures,

coaching sessions directly on the production facilities.

NB2 : This training can be delivered in French Language

Graduated Electrical Engineer from ENIS Sfax, more than 25 years of experience in Oil and Gas Industry specially in Control and Instrumentation production activities. Fawzi BEN SALAH

Who should attend

Instrumentation and Mechanical Technicians

Instructor

Fawzi BEN SALAH

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : PI-E

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Course Content

Chapitre 1 : Les conséquences de la corrosion

1. Introduction

2. Les conséquences

Chapitre 2 : Morphologie de la corrosion en milieu pétrolier

1. Définition

2. Morphologie de la corrosion

Chapitre 3: La corrosion électrochimique

Chapitre 4: Rappels thermodynamique et cinétique

électrochimiques

Chapitre 5: Facteurs responsables de la corrosion dans le

domaine pétrolier

1. Particularité du milieu pétrolier

2. Matériaux métalliques dans les milieux pétroliers

Chapitre 6: Protection cathodique

1. Théorie de la protection cathodique

2. Protection cathodique par anodes sacrificielles

3. Protection cathodique par courant imposé

4. Contrôles et suivis de la protection cathodique

Chapitre 7 : Les revêtements

1. Préparation de l’état de surface

2. Revêtements non métalliques

3. Revêtements métalliques

Pr. TRIKI has a State Doctorate of Sciences in 1980. He has more than 80 publications in international journals with referees, expertise on modes of corro-sion and cures for Oil and Gas Companies. He is Member of International Juries for major universities and UNESCO prizes.

Pr. Ezzedine TRIKI

Who should attend

Petroleum Engineers

and Technicians respon-

sible for equipement

offshore and onshore.

Instructor

Ezzedine TRIKI

Duration

4 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

French

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : CMP-F

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Course Content

I. La corrosion électrochimique et ses conséquences , cas

des installations pétrolières

II. Théorie de la protection cathodique

III. Protection cathodique par anodes sacrificelles

IV. Protection cathodique par soutirage

V. Aspects pratiques de la protection cathodique dans

l’industrie pétrolière

VI. Contrôles et suivis de système de protection cathodique

VII. Etude de cas

Pr. TRIKI has a State Doctorate of Sciences in 1980. He has more than 80 publications in international journals with referees, expertise on modes of corro-sion and cures for Oil and Gas Companies. He is Member of International Juries for major universities and UNESCO prizes.

Pr . Ezzedine TRIKI

Who should attend

Engineers and Techni-cians in the oil Explora-tion / Production. It also addresses the technical staff of consulting firms involved in the design of oil installations especial-ly transportation facili-ties by pipeline or ship and storage.

Instructor

Pr. Ezzedine TRIKI

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

French (technical words in english)

Process and Surface

Facilities

Reference : PCIP-F

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HSE

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HSE

HSETP-F HSE au Travail sur un Champs Pétrolier 3 days 80

PS-F Premiers Secours 3 days 81

TME-F Travail en milieux explosifs 2 days 82

AT-E ATEX Training 2 days 83

IDP-HSE-F Introduction au Domaine Pétrolier et Fondamentaux HSE 5 days 84

LP-F Protection contre la foudre (Lightning Protection) 3 days 86

BLS-E Basic Life Support - Automated External Defibrillator 1 day 87

BFA-F Basic First Aids - BLS Certification 1 day 88

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Course Content

I. Le système de management HSE / Politique HSE de

l'entreprise

II. Le permis de travail

III. Le reporting

IV. Enquête et investigation sur les incidents

V. Les équipements de protection individuelle

VI. Types de dangers au travail:

1. Les substances dangereuses

2. Les espaces confinés

3. Le travail en hauteur

4. Le bruit et les vibrations

5. La manutention manuelle

6. Les sources d'énergies / Verrouillage - Etiquettage

(LO/TO)

7. Glissade, trébuchements, chutes

8. L'électricité

9. La radioactivité

10. L'incendie et les explosions

VII. Les règles d'entretien de propreté du lieu de travail

VIII. La protection de l'environnement

IX. Les procédures d'urgence

Who should attend

Supervisors, technicians

and operators

Instructor

Nejib JMOUR

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

French

HSE

Reference : HSETP-F

Graduated Petroleum Engineer from “National

High School of Petroleum and Engines” - Petroleum French Institute (IFP). More than 25 years oil and gas industry experience with national and foreign operators, more than 80% were on offshore and on-shore petroleum activities.

Nejib JMOUR

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Course Content

1/ Approche générale devant un accident.

2/ Les techniques de dégagement d’urgence.

3/ Les bilans et les détresses vitales.

4/ CAT en cas d’hémorragies.

5/ CAT en cas d’étouffement.

6/ Les détresses respiratoires : Causes (Physiologie) et CAT.

7/ Les arrêts cardio-respiratoires : Causes et CAT.

8/ Comment utiliser un défibrillateur Semi-automatique.

9/ Les malaises.

10/ Les types de brulure (feu+chimique) et CAT.

11/ Les plaies (Simples et Graves), Les emballages

respectives.

12/ Les fractures, les polytraumatisés, les luxations et les

entorses.

13/ Fracture du rachis et comment utiliser un matelas

coquille.

14/ Les piqûres de scorpion et les morsures de vipère.

15/ Les insolations et les coups de chaleur.

16/ Les positions d’attente.

17/ Oxygénothérapie.

18/ Les techniques de ramassage et de brancardage.

Dr. Anis GUETTARI provides training in risk manage-ment , audits and assistance for the implementation of se-curity systems in companies since 2003. In addition to his state doctorate in medicine in 1998, he received in 2000 an incident control training and the lights with firefighters from France and several internships. In 2014 , he won the Masters in Professional Ergonomics of the Faculty of Sci-ences of Tunis .

Mohamed Anis

GUETARI

Who should attend

All personnel both tech-nical personnel working on site and administra-tive staff

Instructor

Mohamed Anis GUETARI

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir or on site

Language

French

H.S.E.

Reference : PS - F

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Course Content

1. Sensibilisation à la gravité des accidents d’explosion et

d’incendie

2. Comment les accidents d’explosion et d’incendie arrivent

a. Rappel de triangle de feu

b. Non Respect des Procédures HSE

(PTW, JSA, RA, LOTO…)

c. Matériel non conforme à la zone

3. Zone atmosphère explosible et Classification des zones

(zone 0, 1 et 2)

a. Définitions : Zone 0, Zone 1 et Zone 2

b. Directive ATEX (CompEx)

c. Procédures de travail dans les zones classées

4. Choix et spécification du Matériel ATEX

5. Maintenance et Inspection du Matériel ATEX

4. Exercices pratiques: Audit ATEX sur site

Field service engineer and HSE Advisor. Graduated as

instrumentation technician from IAP – Algeria in 1988, then in 2006, as electrical engineer from ENIS. 26 years of experience in Control and Instrumentation Engineering in Oil and Gas field. Fawzi BEN SALAH

Who should attend

Maintenance and opera-tion Technicians (especially electrical and Instrument technician) and every person who needs to have infor-mation about Hazardous and classified areas.

Instructor

Fawzi BEN SALAH

Duration

2 days

Venue

Tunis

Language

French

HSE

Reference : TME - F

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Course Content

1. Induction and awareness regarding severity of

explosion and fire accidents

1. How explosion and fire accidents happen?

a. Fire triangle

b. Ignorance or failure to implement HSE Standards/

Procedures ( PTW, JSA, RA, LOTO…)

c. Apparatus and equipment not compliant with the area

3. Hazardous Area and Zone classification (Zone 0, 1

et 2)

a. Definitions : Zone 0, Zone 1 and Zone 2

b. ATEX (CompEx) Directive

c. Work procedure in ATEX Area

4. Apparatus and equipments selection and specification

for ATEX Area

5. Maintenance and inspection of electrical apparatus in

potentially explosive atmospheres

6. Exercise: Site ATEX Audit

7. Assessment Test

Field service engineer and HSE Advisor. Graduated

as instrumentation technician from IAP – Algeria in

1988, then in 2006, as electrical engineer from ENIS.

26 years of experience in Control and Instrumenta-

tion Engineering in Oil and Gas field. Fawzi BEN SALAH

HSE

Reference : AT - E

Who should attend

Maintenance and opera-tion Technicians (especially electrical and Instrument technician) and every person who needs to have infor-mation about Hazardous and classified areas.

Instructor

Fawzi BEN SALAH

Duration

2 days

Venue

Tunis

Language

English

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I. Introduction Pétrolière : 2,5 jours

1. Le pétrole

2. La formation du pétrole: Roche mère, la roche réservoir, le

piège.

3. La recherche du pétrole:

3.1 Les autorisations

3.2 La découverte

3.3 L'exploration

3.4 Le forage

3.5 Le test pendant le forage

3.6 L'estimation des réserves, le gisement pétrolier

3.7 La complétion

3.8 Le test de production, test courte durée

4. Le développement pétrolier: le POD (plan de

développement )

5. Le champ pétrolier: Organisation

6. L'exploitation

7. Le déclin de production: Chute pression gisement, arrivée

d'eau

8. Le maintien de la production (EOR)

9. Limite économique

10.Abandon, remise en état du site.

Graduated Petroleum Engineer from “National High School of Petroleum and Engines” - Petroleum French Institute (IFP). More than 25 years oil and gas industry experience with national and foreign opera-tors, more than 80% were on offshore and onshore petroleum activities. Nejib JMOUR

Who should attend

- Newly recruited staff in the oil and Gas companies asked to provide technical and administrative tasks as well. - Wider public, preferably with a minimum of Bacca-laureate degree, wishing to acquire initial and basic training, in the goal of in-creasing their chances for recruitment and facilitate the professional integra-tion in the oil industry

Instructor

Nejib JMOUR

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

French (technical words in English)

HSE

Reference : IDP_HSE - E

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II. Cours HSE ( ou HSSE : Health, Security, Safety, Environment): 2.5 jours

1. Pourquoi a-t-on besoin d'un système HSSE?

2. Historique des catastrophes dans l'industrie en général et pétrolière en

particulier à travers le monde

3. Conséquences: humaines et économiques

4. Les obligations des entreprises

5. Le système de gestion des risques: L'identification et l'éva-luation des risques

6. Définitions: Danger — Risque

7. Les dangers et les risques dans le secteur du pétrole

8. Les moyens de protection: Des installations, des personnes

9. Le permis de travail

10. Les consignes générales sur un site pétrolier

11. Exemple pratique d'identification et d'évaluation des risques pour un JOB

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Course Content

Premier jour :

I. Lightning phenomenology

II. Lightning effects and the general principles of lightning

protection.

Deuxième jour :

I. Lightning risk assessment

II. A study case analysis.

III. The concepts of electrogeometric model and separation

distance

Troisième jour :

I. Physical damages to structures and life hazards

II. Introduction to the lightning protection of electric and

electronic systems

Christian Bouquegneau is the President of the Society of

Sciences, Arts and Letters of Hainaut , President of the Euro-

pean Committee CLC TC 81X ( Lightning Protection ), Chair-

man of the Belgian Commission CEB EC 81 Protection against

Lightning, Past- President of IEC TC81 President (1988 to 2007)

until the publication of the first edition of the international

standard IEC 62305 : 2006, Lightning Protection, Chairman of

IEC TC 81 WG12 ( Lightning Location Systems) and IEC TC81

WG13 President ( Thunderstorm Warning Systems ) .

He is Professor and Head of Mission at the University of Mons ,

Former Rector of the Polytechnic Faculty of Mons , Chairman of the Scientific Council of the Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium .

Christian

BOUQUEGNEAU

Who should attend :

Technical personnel technician or engineer level

Instructor

Christian BOUQUEGNEAU

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language :

French with technical

words in English

HSE

Reference : PCF - F

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Course Content

1. Plenary Introduction and Welcome to CPR with AED

Course

2. Lecture: cardiac arrest , CPR and AED

3. CPR Plenary demonstration

4. CPR practice

5. CPR with 2 rescues Plenary demonstration

6. Recovery position Plenary demonstration

7. Recovery position practice

8. CPR with AED Plenary demonstration

9. Demonstration to cover patient assessment, attach AED,

deliver 1 shock and start CPR

10. AED practice

11. CPR with practical drills and simulation (drowning…)

12. Foreigner body / Suffocation : demonstration + practice

13. Discussion

14. Faculty meeting, feedback and results

Who should attend :

Technical and administrative personnel

Duration

1 day

Venue

Monastir

Language :

English

HSE

Reference: BLS_AED - E

This training is conducted by European Resuscitation Council instructors and course directors, and the certificates are issued by this institution (https://www.erc.edu/) and recognized internationally.

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Course Content

1. Le concept de la chaine de survie.

2. Importance et rôle du premier témoin

Alerte / protection

3. Reconnaissance et prise en charge de l'arrêt cardio-

respiratoire (déjà objectif atteint lors de la BLS)

4. PLS (position latérale de sécurité) : quand mettre une

victime en PLS et technique

5. Conduite à tenir devant un corps étranger/étouffement

6. Conduite à tenir et premier secours face à une hémorragie

7. Evaluation et conduite à tenir face à des victims

présentant des fractures

8. Evaluation et conduite à tenir face à des victimes

présentant des plaies

9. Evaluation et conduite à tenir face à des victimes

présentant des brûlures

10. Reconnaissance et conduite à tenir face à quelques urgences

médicales : douleur thoracique, crise d'asthme et hypogly-

cémie

This training is conducted by European Resuscitation Council instructors and course directors, and the certificates are issued by this institution (https://www.erc.edu/) and recognized internationally.

Who should attend :

Technical and administrative personnel

Duration

1 day

Venue

Monastir

Language :

French

HSE

Reference: BFA - F

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Generalities Economics

Management

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Generalities - Economy - Management

PFP-E Petroleum from Formation to the Final Products 3 days 91

TEP-F Découverte des techniques d'exploration production 5 days 92

WMM-E Warehousing and Materials Management 2 days 93

PM-E Procurement Management 3 days 95

EWR-E Effective Working Relationships 2.5 days 97

GPAPMI-F Gestion de Projets selon l'approche PMI avec MS Project 2013 3 days 98

GPMSPB-F Gestion de Projets avec MS Project 2013– Basique 3 days 100

PIPMP-F

Préparation intensive pour la certification "Project Management

Professional® (PMP)", Une Certification du Project Management

Institute- Washington-USA.

5 days 103

PMPMI-E Project Management in Action: Practicing PMI Approach Using

MS Project Software 5 days 106

MSPPMB-E Ms Project 2013 for Project Management - Basics 3 days 108

IPPMP-E

Intensive Preparation for the Project Management Professional

(PMP) certification. A certification by the Project Management

Institute - Washington - USA

5 days 110

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Course Content

1. What is petroleum ?

2. Petroleum Historic review

3. How petroleum was formed

4. Where to find petroleum: Geological considerations

5. How to find petroleum:

- Geologic studies

- Geophysics

6. Drilling operations:

- Percussion drilling

- Rotary drilling

7. Formation evaluation:

- Coring

- Well Logging

- Well Testing

8. Well Completion

9. Natural flowing and artificial lift

10. Field development

11. Reservoir Management

12.Production facilities:

Well effluent separation and treatment

13. Crude oil and natural gas transport and storage

14.Oil and gas processing and final products:

Crude oil refining, gas liquefaction, petrochemical industry

15.Tunisia and world statistics:

Production, reserves and consumption



Mokhtar AYEB

Who should attend

Newly recruted technical people, administrative and financial staff

Instructor

Mokhtar AYEB

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Generalities - Eco-

nomics - Manage-

ment

Reference : PEP- E

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Course Content

- Qu’est ce que le Pétrole

- A quoi sert le Pétrole

A. D’où vient le Pétrole

- Les roches

- Bassin sédimentaire

- Roche mère

- Roche réservoir

B. Les grands métriers de l’exploration

- La Géologie

- La Géophysique : Principe, acquisition, interprétation

(2D/3D)

- La géologie de sonde

- Les diagraphies (Logs)

C. Ingénierie de réservoir/gisement

- Modélisation

- Calcul des réserves (simple)

D. Forage et complétion

- Forage pétrolier (dévié, horizontal)

- Complétion d’un puits

- Production de fond

- Tête de puits, index de productivité

E. La production

- Installations de surface

- Exploitation (Production de surface)

- Cas de l’offshore

F. Avenir de Pétrole

- Historique (bref)

- Situation actuelle /Réserves/Défis technologiques et

environnementaux

- Le pétrole du « futur »:

* Huiles lourdes /extra-lourdes

* Offshore très profond/Zones nouvelles

* Pétrole et Gaz de schiste

G. Statistiques Pétrolières

Docteur Ingénieur en Génie Chimique (Univ.Toulouse). Plus de 40 ans d’experience dans le secteur pétrolier (Exploration / Production & Raffinage Marketing) et de l'énergie.

Alain BOURGEOIS

Who should attend

Newly recruited techni-cal people, administra-tive and financial staff

Instructor

Alain BOURGEOIS

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

French

Generalities - Eco-

nomics- Management

Reference : DTEP-F

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Course Objectives

The trainees will be acquainted with the current industry best

practices in warehousing and materials management skills

and techniques.


I. Materials Management:

Understanding the procurement process within the company

1. Organisation of procurement & supply with the company –

roles and responsibilities

2. Training and development of staff to perform their roles

effectively

3. Internal ‘marketing’ of effective procurement and supply

management

4. Internal service agreements and measuring customer

Satisfaction

5. Method and procedures used to manage and control the

whole procurement and supply process, including the

internal and external interfaces

6. IT-based tools and techniques for materials management and

control

7. Standardisation of materials specifications, ‘catalogue

management’ and variety control

8. Role and value of Supply Agreements / Framework

Agreements

9. Forecasting demand and workload

10. Planning the supply and use of resources, internal and

external

Who should attend

This Course is designed for those required to manage their company warehousing and materi-als requirements effec-tively in compliance with their organisation policy and industry best prac-tice in warehousing and inventory management.

Instructor

Brian J. Cook

Duration

2 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Generalities - Eco-

nomics- Management

Reference : WMM-E

Mr. COOK is a highly experienced general manager/consultant with an engineering background free-lancing as a Management Advisor, specialising in providing pro-curement and supply advice and training to a variety of in-ternational clients. Over thirty years employment by Shell UK Ltd. and Shell Exploration & Production Ltd working upon the development, implementation and management of procurement practices and coordination of a variety of major projects in the UK and overseas. He is a consultant for the last 16 years .

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11. Cost-effective stock and surplus construction materials

12. Reacting to unforeseen demands

13. Quality surveillance and control

II. Stock management & control Techniques:

1. Forecasting future demands

2. Development of stockholding policy

3. Financial considerations

4. Organisational roles for selecting stock items, deciding stock levels and

controlling stock

5. Stock control techniques for different classes of materials, including service

level considerations

6. Identifying areas for improvement in effectiveness of service provisions

III. Warehousing Management:

1. Organisation and staffing for warehouse operations

2. Designing warehousing strategies

3. Goods receiving , goods inward inspection

4. Verification of receipt; documentation / certification

5. Control of non-compliant goods

6. Storage and control of goods in warehouse

7. Segregation and control of hazardous materials

8. Safe working procedures – cranes, fork-lift trucks, manual handling, COSHH

9. Preservation, protection and security of stored materials

10. Stock-taking, stock-checking and accuracy of stock records

11. Control of authorised issues from the warehouse

12. Coordinate delivery transport

13. Management and control of returned materials from site

14. Management and control of returned materials to supplier

15. Obsolete, redundant and surplus stocks management

16. Salvage / scrap yard operations and disposal

17. Environmental considerations of disposal – ISO 14000

18. Record keeping and administration, including interfaces with other

departments

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Course Objectives

The trainees will be acquainted with the current industry best

practices in purchasing and materials management techniques.


I. Purchasing & Supply:

1. Purchasing & Supply objectives related to company’s overall

Business Plan

2. Overview of the Supply Chain

3. Understanding the total procurement process - Price, cost &

value

4. Company Materials Catalogue and Standardisation – the

basis of effective purchasing and reducing inventory levels

5. Procurement planning – establishing a common need

6. International procurement systems

II. Purchasing Strategy:

1. Purchasing strategies and polices based on ‘risk’ and

‘benefits’ to the company

2. Constructive purchasing negotiations

3. Reducing the costs of procurement (more economic

purchasing) – including invoice processing

4. Purchasing & Inventory systems – and their integration

with other company systems

Who should attend

This Course is designed for those required to manage their company purchasing requirements effectively in compliance with their organisation policy and industry best practice in purchasing management.

Instructor

Brian J. Cook

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Generalities - Eco-

nomics - Management

Reference : PM-E

Mr. COOK is a highly experienced general manager/consultant with an engineering background free-lancing as a Management Advisor, specialising in providing pro-curement and supply advice and training to a variety of in-ternational clients. Over thirty years employment by Shell UK Ltd. and Shell Exploration & Production Ltd working upon the development, implementation and management of procurement practices and coordination of a variety of major projects in the UK and overseas. He is a consultant for the last 16 years .

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III. Sourcing & Suppliers:

1. Developing a suitable supplier base through knowledge of international &

local sources capable of meeting the company’s purchasing requirements

2. Identification and selection of potential suppliers, the role of Supplier

Appraisal methods and a weighted factor method to find the most suitable

bidders

3. The role of ‘Approved Suppliers Lists’

4. The E – procurement tools and techniques

5. How to maintain the supplier base efficiently

IV. Successful Inventory Management

1. The basis of a Stockholding Policy

2. Factors that affect the items and quantities held as stock items

3. Managing inventory efficiently and effectively - quantities, quality and specifica-

tions

4. IT – based tools and techniques for materials management and control

5. Forecasting demand and workload techniques

6. Reacting to unforeseen demands

V. Organisation of Procurement activities:

1. The value of ‘professional’ purchasing staff

2. Organisation of a Purchasing department

3. Skills for staff doing purchasing, catalogue management, inventory management

and related activities (such as expediting)

4. How to develop staff and policies

5. Procedures and organisations to achieve necessary materials, equipment, services

6. How to reduce administrative costs

7. Preparation of bidding documents

8. Bid evaluation and award of contract

9. Contract administration

10. Transportation management

11. Warehousing management

VI. Measuring Performance

1. Ways to measure performance in Procurement activities – including Inventory

management

2. Setting realistic targets for improving performance

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Course Content

I. Working Relationship Fundamentals

1. Leading and motivating

2. Persuading Others

3. Delegating

4. Decision Making

II. Continuing Working Relationships

1. Developing Employees

2. Team Leadership

3. Team Management

Graduated Engineer and International MBA-EM Lyon Business School, with 16 years experience. Mr Hakim is the Founder and CEO of B2P Engineering.

Hakim HARZALLAH

Who should attend

a public with academic

level (Bac to Bac+3) who is not initiated to the petro-leum industry. Neverthe-less, it would be possible to make necessary modifi-cations to meet with speci-fic requirements of another targeted public.

Instructor

Hakim HARZALLAH

Duration

2.5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Generalities - Eco-

nomics - Management

Reference : EWR-E

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Course Objectives

Maîtriser l'approche de gestion de projet selon les normes

du "Project Management Institute" (PMI) Américain ainsi

que les modalités pratiques de son application et les

documents nécessaires à produire.

Maîtriser la création d'un plan de projet et la modélisation

du réseau des dépendances qui font partie de l'activité de

planification de projets tel que définis par les normes

PMI, en utilisant MS Project.

Acquérir et mémoriser des connaissances et du savoir-

faire pour gérer les projets avec MS Project.

Suivre les affectations des ressources et leur charge de

travail, le pilotage du projet et les indicateurs de coûts en

utilisant MS Project.

Course content (1/2)

Premier Jour:

I. Le cadre général du management de projets:

Rappels des principes généraux de la gestion de projet.

Le cycle de vie du projet. La liaison avec la stratégie de

l'organisation. Les programmes et les portefeuilles de projets.

II. Les 5 groupes de processus du management de projets: Le Démarrage, la planification, l'exécution, la surveillance

la maîtrise et la clôture.

Who should attend

- Chefs de projets de tout genre et surtout informa-tiques, d'infrastrucure et de construction, - Chefs de service et tous les cadres suprieurs, - Planificateurs et responsable de contrôle de gestion et de projets, -Tous les membres de bu-reaux d'études et de re-cherche et les membres des bureaux de contrôle. Conducteurs de travaux et tous leur cadres supérieurs -Tout Ingénieurs voulant développer ces compétences en matière de gestion de Projets

Instructor

Said GATTOUFI

Duration

3 days

Venue Monastir

Language French

Generalities - Eco-

nomics - Management

Reference : GPAPMI-F

Dr Said GATTOUFI is currently Professor of Higher Education at the Higher Institute of Management of Tu-nis . He has taught project management and operations management and leads training relating thereto Tunisia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia , the United Arab Emirates and Oman during his academic career since 1992. Said GATTOUFI

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Deuxième Jour:

I. Management des coûts du projet:

Les méthodes d'estimation. Exercices sur des calculs de valeur acquise.

II. Management de la qualité du projet:

Les outils et techniques de la qualité, les modèles de la qualité.

III. Management des ressources humaines du Projet:

Apports complémentaires sur les théories du management.

IV. Management de la communication du projet:

Apports complémentaires sur les styles de communication.

V. Management des parties prenantes du projet:

Apports complémentaires sur les bonnes pratiques associées.

VI. Management des risques

VII. Management des approvisionnements du projet:

Explicitations sur les modèles de contrat.

Troisième Jour:

I. Initiation au logiciel MS Project:

Le taches, les couts, les ressources, les rapports générés par MS Project

II. Management des délais du projet avec MS Project:

Exercice d'entraînement : calcul de chemin critique, de marge libre et totale.

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Course Objectives

Connaitre l'approche de gestion de projet propose par

"Project Management Institute" (PMI) Américain ainsi que

les modalités pratiques de son application et les documents

nécessaires à produire.

Maîtriser la création d'un plan de projet et la modélisation du

réseau des dépendances qui font partie de l'activité de planifi-

cation de projets tel que définis par les normes PMI, en utili-

sant MS Project.

Acquérir et mémoriser des connaissances et du savoir-faire

pour gérer les projets avec MS Project.

Suivre les affectations des ressources et leur charge de travail

le pilotage du projet et les indicateurs de coûts en utilisant

MS Project.


Premier Jour: I. Introduction à la gestion de projet:

1. Rappels des principes généraux de la gestion de projet,et des

étapes de la planification, selon l'approche définie par le "Project

Management Institute"-USA (PMI).

2. Définition des cinq groupes de processus de gestion et des dix

domaines d'expertises requises pour la gestion de projets.

3. Définition des principaux documents d'usage en matière de

gestion de projets. Cycle de vie de projet et principales méthodes

de sélection de projets.

Who should attend

- Chefs de projets de tout

genre et surtout informa-tiques, d'infrastructure et de construction, - Chefs de service et tout les cadres supérieurs, ainsi que les conducteurs de travaux et leur cadres supérieurs - Planificateurs et responsable de contrôle de gestion et de projets, Tous les membres de bureaux d'études et de recherche et les membres des bureaux de con-trôle. - Tout Ingénieurs voulant dé-velopper ces compétences en matière de gestion de Projets

Instructor

Said GATTOUFI

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language French

Generalities - Eco-

nomics - Management

Reference : GPMSB-F

Dr Said GATTOUFI is currently Professor of Higher Education at the Higher Institute of Management of Tu-nis . He has taught project management and operations management and leads training relating thereto Tunisia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia , the United Arab Emirates and Oman during his academic career since 1992. Said GATTOUFI

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II. L’environnement de Project Professional 1. Découverte des principaux affichages et menus.

2. Principes du moteur de calcul et méthodes de saisie.

III. Cadrage du projet 1. Identification des objectifs du projet.

2. Personnalisation des calendriers, et réglage des unités de temps.

3. Choix d’un mode de planification, et définition de la date de début du projet.

Deuxième Jour:

IV. Création du plan de projet

1. Saisie des tâches : durée ou travail ?

2. Les unités de temps, estimation des durées.

3. Définition des phases et des jalons clés.

4. Structure de l’organigramme des tâches : le code WBS

V. Création du réseau des dépendances

1. Les types de dépendances.

2. Méthodes de création des liens de dépendances.

3. Le réseau des tâches.

4. Contrôler la qualité du réseau.

5. L’avance et le retard.

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Troisième Jour:

I. Les dates clés du projet

1. Types de contraintes, méthodes de saisies, visualisation.

2. Impact sur les calculs de Project, et conflits de planification.

3. Les échéances.

4. Le pilote des tâches

II. Le chemin critique

1. Rôle, intérêt et visualisation.

2. Mode de calcul : les dates au plus tôt et au plus tard.

3. Les marges : marge libre, marge totale.

4. Interaction des contraintes et échéances.

III. Création des ressources

1. Création d’une équipe de projet.

2. Les types de ressources : Travail, Matériel, Coûts.

3. La capacité (unités) des ressources de type Travail.

4. Calendriers, disponibilités et taux

IV. Affectation des ressources Travail

1. Avantages et inconvénients des différentes méthodes d’affectation.

2. Distinction de la première affectation et des affectations suivantes.

3. L’équation du travail : la relation Travail / Durée / Capacité.

4. Le pilotage par l’effort.

5. Utilisation des types de tâches

V. EVALUATION

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Course Objectives

Connaitre la méthodologie, la terminologie et l'approche utilisée

par PMI (Project Management Institute) et par ses membres,

Maîtriser l'approche de gestion de projet selon les normes du

"Project

Management Institute" (PMI) Américain ainsi que les modalités pra-

tiques de son application et les documents nécessaires à produire,

Attester de 35 heures de formation correspondant aux 10 do-

maines de

compétences de gestion de projets exigées pour la préparation à l'exa-

men

Posséder les acquis nécessaires permettant aux participants de

pouvoir

s'inscrire à l'examen de certification de PMP (Project Management

Professional).


Premier Jour: Les fondamentaux de la gestion de projets,

et la fonction d'Intégration

1. Introduction aux concepts: projet, programme, et porte-

feuille de gestion de projet

2. Les différents framework/cadres dans la gestion de projet

(PMI, Hermes, Prince2, IPMA)

3. Aspects et principes de base pour la gestion d'un projet

(organisations fonctionnelles, matricielles ou dédiées pro-

jet) ainsi que fondamentaux de la gestion d'un projet

Who should attend

- Chefs de projets de tout genre et surtout informa-tiques, d'infrastructure et de construction, - Chefs de service et tout les cadres supérieurs, ainsi que les conducteurs de travaux et leur cadres supérieurs - Planificateurs et responsable de contrôle de gestion et de projets, Tous les membres de bureaux d'études et de recherche et les membres des bureaux de con-trôle. - Tout Ingénieurs voulant dé-velopper ces compétences en matière de gestion de Projets

Instructor

Said GATTOUFI

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language French

Generalities - Eco-

nomics - Management

Reference : PIPMP-F

Dr Said GATTOUFI is currently Professor of Higher Edu-cation at the Higher Institute of Management of Tunis . He has taught project management and operations management and leads training relating thereto Tunisia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia , the United Arab Emirates and Oman during his academic career since 1992. Said GATTOUFI

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5. Bref historique aux versions du PMBOK et comment se préparer pour la

certification

6. Comment intégrer les différents aspects du projet de façon homogène

Deuxième Jour: : Scope, Time

1. Élaboration de la charte du projet

2. Élaboration du plan de gestion

3. Élaboration du Schedule/Délai

4. Gestion des exigences, des activités, ainsi que le Pilotage de projet,

5. Techniques de gestion: CPM, WBS, Gantt, SWOT, sélection de projets, calculs

de profitabilité.

Troisième jour: Cost, Quality

1. Aspects financiers: estimation de coûts d'un projet, ROI, technique de

planification

2. Gestion de la valeur acquise (Earned value) management

3. Aspects qualité: Pareto, techniques des gestions des problèmes, ainsi que

nombreux autre outils pour la qualité

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Quatrième jour: Human Resources, Communication and

Risk management

1. Méthodes et techniques de communication: Marketing plan d'un projet,

communication, dos et don'ts.

2. Aspects ressources humaines du projet: RACI, soft skills/compétences sociales.

3. Gestion d'une équipe, aspect psychologique dans la gestion d'une équipe de pro-

jets, Gestion de la motivation, Team Building.

4. Aspects de gestion des risques d'un projet: l'appétit au risque, gestion des risques,

meilleures pratiques en matière de gestion des risques.

5. Techniques pour la gestion des risques

Cinquième Jour: Procurement, Stakeholders, Professional

and social responsibility, Mise en pratique et préparation à la

certification 1. Aspects des achats, de l’approvisionnement et des fournisseurs : gestion,

négociation et contrats.

2. Définition, identification et gestion des Parties Prenantes.

3. Wrap-up du Framework PMI ainsi qu'études de cas pour utiliser PMBOK 5

dans la pratique.

4. Aspects éthiques d'un projet et de son management.

5. Certification: Trucs et astuces pour passer l'examen

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Dr Said GATTOUFI is currently Professor of Higher Ed-ucation at the Higher Institute of Management of Tunis . He has taught project management and operations management and leads training relating thereto Tunisia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia , the United Arab Emirates and Oman during his academic career since 1992. Said GATTOUFI

Course Objectives

Learn Project Management philosophy and get the basics

to practice the project management using the MS Project

software, which can be applied in their work environ-

ment. The course will also cover the following:

Project Management Body of Knowledge and its five

processes group as defined by the PMI approach in the

PMBOK.

The ten knowledge areas of project management out-

lined in the PMBOK

Basics for using MS Project

Small [projects analysis using Ms Project


Day 1:

1. Introduction

2. Project selection techniques

3. Project Management skills and Project Life Cycle

4. PMI approach for project Management and the its

knowledge

5. areas and processes (10 knowledge area/ 47 processes)

6. Mapping of process groups to knowledge areas.

Who should attend

Program Manager,

Project Manager, Engi-

neers and Planners or

anyone else who wants

to work on project

planning or execution.

Instructor

Said GATTOUFI

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Generalities - Eco-

nomics- Management

Reference : PMPMI-E

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Day 2:

1. Project Initiating

2. Project Planning (part 1)

Day 3:

Project Planning (part 2)

PERT and CPM methods

Introduction to Ms Project

Day 4:

Planning with MS Project

Ms Project workshop

Day 5:

Project Executing

Project Monitoring and controlling with Ms Project

Project Closing

Conclusion/ Feedback session.

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Course Objectives

This program focuses on teaching learners how to use Mi-

crosoft Project. This competence will assist them with pro-

ject planning and management in a broad variety of con-

texts. This program will be an enhancement to any project

management qualification. It is designed for learners who

are or who wish to work in a Project Management environ-

ment.

Participants will learn how to use MS Project to create and

track project schedules by entering/monitoring tasks and

analyzing the assignment of resources to tasks. Great em-

phasis is placed on solving scheduling problems by using a

case study approach to allow students to work through typ-

ical scenarios faced in the real world


Day 1-Morning session: Key Project Management

principles

1. The universal problem of time and cost over-runs

2. Concepts of planning and control

3. Planning with a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)

4. Following a structured process for project initiation,

planning, execution, control and closure.

Dr Said GATTOUFI is currently Professor of Higher Edu-

cation at the Higher Institute of Management of Tunis .

He has taught project management and operations

management and leads training relating thereto Tunisia,

Turkey, Saudi Arabia , the United Arab Emirates and

Oman during his academic career since 1992. Said GATTOUFI

Who should attend

Program Manager,

Project Manager, Engi-

neers and Planners or

anyone else who wants

to work on project

planning or execution.

Instructor

Said GATTOUFI

Duration

3 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Generalities - Eco-

nomics - Management

Reference : MSPMB-E

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Day 1-Afternoon session: Creating schedules with MS Project 2013

1. Setting the project start date

2. Using the WBS to plan the program

3. Creating tasks, subtasks and summary tasks

4. Working with task durations and links

5. Manipulating the critical path and float

6. Setting constraints

7. Customizing and printing Gantt charts

Day 2 - Afternoon session: Cost control with MS Project 2013

1. Cost control for the project manager: handling the overall project budget

2. Cost control for the consultant: controlling design team costs

3. Cost control for the contractor: labor, plant & material costs

Day 3 - Morning session: Tracking progress and costs

1. Creating a baseline and setting the status date

2. Tracking progress and costs

3. Creating professional reports

4. Taking corrective action for delays and cost over-runs

Day 3-Afternoon session: MS Project 2013 features

1. Creating new calendars and using multiple calendars

2. Working with multiple, linked projects

3. Sharing data and graphics with Microsoft Word, Excel and other programs

4. Additional scheduling and tracking exercises

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Said GATTOUFI

Course Objectives

Learn Project Management philosophy & practices which,

can be applied in their work environment and to prepare for

PMP certification examination. The course will also cover the

following:

Project Management Body of Knowledge

Nine knowledge areas of project management outlined in the

PMBOK

Five project management processes group

Logistics of taking the PMP examination

Types of questions asked in PMP examination

PMP Mock test


Day 1:

1. Introduction/ PMP certification process 2. Project Management Framework

3. PMO office/ OPM3/ Area of expertise

4. PM framework/ Project Management skills/ Project Life

Cycle/

5. Project Management knowledge area (9 knowledge area/

44 processes)

6. Mapping of process groups to knowledge areas.

7. Project management context, lifecycles, nine knowledge

Who should attend

Program Manager, Pro-

ject Manager, Engineers

and Planners or anyone

else who wants to work

on project execution.

Instructor

Said GATTOUFI

Duration

5 days

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Generalities - Eco-

nomics - Management

Reference : IPPMP-E

Dr Said GATTOUFI is currently Professor of Higher Edu-cation at the Higher Institute of Management of Tunis . He has taught project management and operations man-agement and leads training relating thereto Tunisia, Tur-key, Saudi Arabia , the United Arab Emirates and Oman during his academic career since 1992.

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Day 2:

1. Project Integration Management

2. Project Scope Management

3. Project Time Management

4. Mock examination (objective type)

Day 3:

1. Project Cost Management

2. Project Quality Management

3. Human Resources Management.


Day 4:

1. Communication Management

2. Risk Management

3. Procurement Management

4. Project Stakeholder Management


Day 5:

1. Professional responsibility

2. Mock Examination (based on PMI pattern).

3. Conclusion/ Feedback session.

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Degree Courses

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Degree Courses

DEO-E Drilling Engineering and Operations.

Language : English

Diploma : Postgraduate Degree in Drilling Engineering and

Operations

360 hours

and

2 weeks

Project

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PE-E Petroleum Engineering.

Language : English

Diploma : Postgraduate Degree in Petroleum Engineering

600 hours

and

2 weeks

Project

115

IP-F Ingénierie Pétrolière.

Language : French

Diploma : Diplôme d’études post-universitaires en génie

pétrolier

600 hours

and

2 weeks

Project

116

PET-E Petroleum Technologist.

Language : English

Diploma : Diploma in Petroleum Technologist

500 hours 117

PST-E Petroleum Senior Technician.

Language : English

Diploma : Diploma of Petroleum Senior Technician

450 hours 118

OPP-F Opérateur de Production Pétrolière.

Language : French

Diploma : Diplôme d’opérateur de Production Pétrolière

440 hours 119

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Objectives

At the end of this program, the trainees will be able to :

Elaborate a conceptual well design

Identify Drilling Hazards

Elaborate a working program

Select drilling rig and equipment

Elaborate well budget

Supervise on site drilling operations

Course Program

Module Duration

(hours)

1. Introduction to Petroleum Industry 6

2. Fundamentals of Petroleum Geology 18

3. Geophysics Overview 12

4. Reservoir Rocks and Fluid Properties 18

5. Pre-drilling operations 6

6. Drilling Rig Components 12

7. Conceptual Well Design 12

8. Drill String and Down Hole Tools 18

9. Drilling Fluids and Solid Control 30

10. Drill Bits and Drilling Parameters 30

11. Casing and Cementing 24

12. Wellhead equipment 12

13. Coring and Logging operations 12

14. Well Control

30

15. Directional Drilling

30

16. Drilling problems: prevention and solving 18

17. Underbalanced Drilling 12

18. Driling Special Operations 6

19. Rig Sizing and Specification 12

20. Offshore Drilling 12

21. Well Completion and servicing 30

22. HSE/Management 12

23. Well Budget Evaluation/AFE 6

TOTAL (hours) 378

Who should attend

- Engineers graduated from Universities preferably with a background of Mechan-ics, Hydraulic, - Engineers involved in drilling and completion op-erations with little or no experience, Drilling Super-visors, Toolpushers

COORDINATORS

Mokhtar AYEB Ridha ROUATBI Fawzi KERAANI

Duration

63 days

+ 3 Weeks for Project

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Degree courses

Reference : DEO-E

Graduated in 2001 as Materials Engineer. 10 years in the field with Schlumberger as MWD, LWD Engineer and Directional Drilling engineer.

Graduated Drilling and Production Engineer from the French Petroleum Institute (IFP), more than 40 years experience in Drilling and Production Technology.

Graduated Petroleum and Drilling Engineer from the French Petroleum Institute (IFP), 40 years experience in Drilling and Production Technology (field, office and training). Mokhtar AYEB

Ridha ROUATBI

Fawzi KERAANI

Diploma Delivered

Postgraduate degree in

Drilling Engineering

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Course Content

Module Duration

(hours)

1. PETROLEUM FUNDAMENTAL KNOWLEDGE 55

2. WELL CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING 144

3. RESERVOIR ENGINEERING 200

4. WELL PERFORMANCE AND COMPLETION 78

5. PROCESSING AND SURFACE FACILITIES 75

6. SAFETY – ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT 48

7. Mini-Project 2 Weeks

Geologic field trip 3 days

Visits 2 days

Total : 600 hours + 2 days visits

+ Geological field trip + 2 weeks Project

Graduated Petroleum and Drilling Engineer from the French Petroleum Institute (IFP), 40 years experience in drilling and production technolo-gy (field, office and training).

Mokhtar AYEB

Who should attend

This training is designed for engineers (five-years univer-sity degree) and holders of MSc. degrees selected among the best graduates who ma-jored in energy, mechanics, chemistry, electrical enginee-ring, automatics, physics or similar fields.

Coordinators

Mokhtar AYEB Ammar JELASSI

Duration

600 hours + visits

+ 2 Weeks Project

Language

English

Degree courses

Reference : PE-E

Graduated Engineer from Paris Polytechnic School, and Mines Paris Tech, expert in oilfield-reservoir engineering and senior economist.

Ammar JELASSI

Venue

Monastir

Diploma Delivered

Postgraduate degree in


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Course Content

Module Duration (hours)

1. FONDAMENTAUX 55

2. LA CONSTRUCTION DES PUITS 144

3. L’INGENIERIE DU RESERVOIR 200

4. COMPLETION ET PERFORMANCE DES PUITS 78

5. OPERATIONS DE PROCESS ET EQUIPEMENTS 75

DE SURFACE

6. SECURITE – ECONOMIE ET GESTION 48

7. Mini-Projet 2 Weeks

Visite Géologique 3 days

Autres Visites 2 days

Total : 600 hours + 2 days visits

+ Geological field trip + 2 weeks Project

Who should attend

This training is designed for engineers (five-years university degree) and hol-ders of MSc. degrees se-lected among the best gra-duates who majored in energy, mechanics, che-mistry, electrical enginee-ring, automatics, physics or similar fields.

Coordinators

Mokhtar AYEB Ammar JELASSI

Duration

600 hours + visits

+ 2 Weeks Project

Venue

Monastir

Language

French

Degree courses

Reference : IP-F


Mokhtar AYEB

Graduated Engineer from Paris Polytechnic School, and Mines Paris Tech, expert in oilfield-reservoir engineering and senior economist.

Ammar JELASSI

Diploma Delivered

Dipôme post-universitaire

Ingénierie pétrolière

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Course Content

Duration

(hours)

1. INTRODUCTION AND FUNDAMENTALS 110 2. DRILLING EQUIPMENT AND OPERATIONS 60

3. RESERVOIR ENGINEERING 50

4. WELL COMPLETION AND OPERATIONS 84 5. OIL AND GAS PROCESS AND PRODUCTION OPERATIONS 94

6. ROTATING MACHINERIES: TECHNOLOGIES AND OPERATING 48

7. SURFACE PRODUCTION AND INJECTION FACILITIES 54

Visits 2 days

Total 500 hours + 2 days visit

NB : This training can be delivered in Frensh Language

Who should attend

Bac+3 Degree Minimum

Specialities accepted by the scientific committee (Mathematics, Physics, Mechanics, etc)

Coordinators

Mokhtar AYEB Nejib JMOUR

Duration

500 hours +

2 days for visits

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Degree courses

Reference : PET-E


Mokhtar AYEB

IFP Engineer, former SEREPT Engineer with a large experience in Petroleum Production Operations particularly in Onshore and Offshore fields.

Nejib JMOUR

Diploma Delivered

Diploma of


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Course Content

Module Duration (hours)

1. INTRODUCTION AND FUNDAMENTALS 110 2. DRILLING EQUIPMENT AND OPERATIONS 60

3. WELL COMPLETION AND OPERATIONS 84

4. OIL AND GAS PROCESS AND PRODUCTION OPERATIONS 94

5. ROTATING MACHINERIES: TECHNOLOGIES AND OPERATING 48

6. SURFACE PRODUCTION AND INJECTION FACILITIES 54

Visits 3 days

Total 450 hours + 3 days visit

NB : This training can be delivered in Frensh Language

Who should attend

- Technician Bac+2 - Specialities accepted by the scientific committee

Coordinators

Mokhtar AYEB Nejib JMOUR

Venue

450 hours +

3 days for visits

Venue

Monastir

Language

English

Degree courses

Reference : PST-E

Graduated Petroleum and Drilling Engineer from the French Petroleum Institute (IFP), 40 years experience in drilling and production technology (field, office and training).

Mokhtar AYEB

IFP Engineer, former SEREPT Engineer with a large experience in Petro-leum Production Operations particularly in Onshore and Offshore fields.

Nejib JMOUR

Diploma Delivered

Diploma of Petroleum Senior Techni-

cian

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Programme de la formation

- Introduction à l’industrie pétrolière

- Les fondamentaux de physique appliquée

- Les fondamentaux de chimie appliquée

- Les fondamentaux des opérations de forage

- Notions de gisement pétrolier

- Complétion des puits

- Activation des puits

- Les opérations sur puits

- Séparation et traitement huile, gaz et eau

- Les fondamentaux de la régulation et de l’instrumentation

- Contrôle des procédés, instrumentation et vannes

- Traitement et injection d’eau

- Auxiliaires de production et Utilités

- Corrosion

- Électricité

- Exploitation et maintenance des machines tournantes

- Les opérations de base en production

- Cycle de vie d’un champ pétrolier

- Hygiène, sécurité et environnement

- Anglais technique

Total 440 heures + visites (2 jours)

Graduated Petroleum and Drilling Engineer from the

French Petroleum Institute (IFP), 40 years experience in

drilling and production technology (field, office and trai-

ning).

Mokhtar AYEB

A qui s’adresse cette

formation :

Opérateurs, Aides opérateurs,

Techniciens (Mécaniciens,

Instrumentistes).

Niveau initial : Baccalauréat

ou plus avec ou sans

expérience. Niveau Bac : Sur

Dossier

Coordination :

Mokhtar AYEB

Durée:

440 heures + visites (2 jours)

Lieu de la formation :

Monastir

Langue :

Français - Anglais technique

Degree courses

Référence : OPP - F

Diploma Delivered

Diplôme d’opérateur de production pétrolière

120

1. Enrolment

1.1 All inscriptions to training sessions shall be carried out at least 3 weeks prior

to the session start date.

1.2 The number of participants per session is limited usually to minimum 10

trainees and maximum 16 trainees.

1.3 Enrolment will be confirmed once we receive an official request via email,

Fax or mail.

2. Service order

2.1 If requested by the Company, a pro-forma invoice will be issued by OGIM

to establish their service or purchase order.

2.2 The service or purchase order shall be received at least one week before the

course starting date.

3. Invitation of participants

3.1 Personal invitation for the Participant shall be issued by the company.

3.2 It provides all practical information on the session (schedule, directions,

etc.) and any other useful specifications.

4. Price

4.1 The enrolment Fees are given in Tunisian Dinar, per trainee and per session,

VAT excluded.

4.2 These Fees cover : teaching, course materials and exams when required.

4.3 For public short courses and exclusive courses held in Monastir, enrolment

fees cover as well two coffee-breaks per day and lunch.

4.4 For public short courses and exclusive courses held in Monastir, they do not

include transport or accommodation.

4.5 All training sessions once started are to be paid in full.

4.6 The prices given for long term courses are those applied to companies and

sponsored candidates. Non Sponsored candidates can benefit from special

rates.

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5. Invoicing and payment

5.1 The invoice is sent to the Customer at the end of the training session.

5.2 Payment is due within the 30 calendar days following the receipt of the

invoice, shall be either by check or via bank transfer.

6. Cancellation and postponement - substitution

6.1 By the Customer: Cancellations by the Customer shall be sent in writing. In

case of cancellation, less than 14 calendar days before the beginning of

public course session, 50% of the enrolment fees will be invoiced by

OGIM.

6.2 By OGIM: we reserve the right to cancel or postpone a session, especially

if the trainer will not be available during the scheduled dates, for unfore-

seen reasons. The Customer will be informed by email, about the changes.

No compensation will be given to the Customer due to postponing or can-

cellation on behalf of OGIM.

7. Insurance - responsibility

7.1 The Customer will take out and maintain all insurance policies at his own

cost and for the entire duration of the session, for covering risks, responsi-

bilities, direct or indirect damage and any illness contracted by the partici-

pant(s), with prime insurance companies.

7.2 Each Party remains liable for damages made to its property and for personal

injuries suffered by its employees, regardless of the cause or the reason of

that damage, during the performance of the training session, except gross

negligence or willful misconduct by this aforementioned party, or one of its

employees.

7.3 In any case, OGIM shall not be liable for any indirect or consequential loss

such as but not limited to financial, commercial or any other type of

prejudice, caused directly or indirectly by the use of the information broad-

cast within the framework of its training sessions.

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They trust us for training

Since 2008, they have been hiring

among our graduates

OGIM

Avenue Ibn El Jazzar - Skanès - 5000

Monastir

Tel : +216 73 908 966 - Fax +216 73 908 765

Email : [email protected]

Website : www.ogim.tn

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